The Asportation Element in Kidnapping Refers To

question 9

Multiple Choice

The asportation element in kidnapping refers to:

• A)confining the victim in a secret place.
• B)confining the victim by force.
• C)moving the victim from one place to another.
• D)frightening the victim.

Differentiate between virulent and temperate viruses.

Grasp the impact of RNA viruses and their unique properties.

Recognize the classification and measurement of viruses.

Describe the role of viral proteins and the phenomena of lysogeny and lysogenic conversion.

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Definitions:

Secondary Groups

Larger and more impersonal than primary groups. Compared with primary groups, social interaction in secondary groups creates weaker emotional ties, extends over a shorter period, involves a narrow range of activities, and results in most group members having at most a passing acquaintance with one another.

Impersonal

Lacking warmth or personal interest; characterized by an objective, neutral attitude that does not consider personal feelings or relationships.

Primary Groups

Are groups whose members agree upon norms, roles, and statuses without putting them in writing. Social interaction leads to strong emotional ties, extends over a long period, involves a wide range of activities, and results in group members knowing one another well.

Sociology Class

A course that studies the development, structure, and functioning of human society.