Inductive Observations Involve

question 17

Multiple Choice

Inductive observations involve:

• A) a general premise that is used to generate expectations about how variables are related to one another
• B) inferring a characteristic about a group based on observations from only one individual or case
• C) information you have at your immediate disposal
• D) devising a number of plausible explanations that might have some power in explaining why there is variation in the dependent variable

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Definitions:

Chromosome

A long strand of DNA that is associated with proteins and organized into a compact structure, carrying genetic information in the form of genes.

Crossing Over

The exchange of genetic material between homologous chromosomes during meiosis, leading to genetic diversity in offspring.

Hybrid Offspring

The result of reproduction between two different species or varieties, leading to offspring that share characteristics of both parents.

Paternal Alleles

Genetic variants located on the chromosomes inherited from the father.