Does the Typical Pattern of Symptoms for a Sexually- Transmitted

question 60

Multiple Choice

Does the typical pattern of symptoms for a sexually- transmitted disease make sense in light of the trade-off hypothesis?

• A) Yes. Symptoms are often so mild that people are unaware they have the disease; therefore, the disease is more likely to get transmitted to the next host.
• B) Yes. The diseases are often deadly, quickly, which makes sense because it's so easy for them to be transmitted to the next host.
• C) No. Symptoms are often so mild people are unaware they have the disease, which also makes transmission to the next host highly unlikely.
• D) No. The diseases are often deadly, quickly, which doesn't make sense because this makes transmission to the next host highly unlikely.
• E) No, but the majority of diseases don't follow the predicted pattern.
• 10)4

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