Which of the Following Most Accurately Differentiates Between the Designations

question 26

Multiple Choice

Which of the following most accurately differentiates between the designations "human" and "person"?

• A) The term "human" is a label for a biological feature, while the term "person" is a label for a social role.
• B) A "person" is a genetic offspring of humans, while a "human" is an entity with a social relationship.
• C) The entity of a "human" is a being that can interact, while a "person" is merely an existing organic entity.
• D) A "person" has a relationship with other humans, while a "human" can interact with other people.

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Definitions:

Receptor

A protein molecule that receives chemical signals from outside a cell and, when bound to a specific molecule, can initiate a physiological response.

Neurotransmitter Keys

Molecules that transmit signals across the synaptic gap between neurons in the nervous system, functioning like keys to activate or inhibit neuronal processes.

Locked Door

A door that is secured by a lock, requiring a key, combination, or special mechanism to open.

Receptors

Specialized cells or proteins in the body that respond to specific substances like neurotransmitters or hormones.