What Do Scientists Actually Know About the "Infidelity Gene

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Multiple Choice

What do scientists actually know about the "infidelity gene?"

• A) Men who cheat on their wives are more likely to have this gene.
• B) The presence of this gene in men or women leads to less satisfaction with their mates.
• C) Species of monogamous mouse-like voles don't have the gene, while more promiscuous species of the voles do.
• D) Getting tested for this gene will give you an indication of whether you are likely to stay married to one person for life.
• E) People who lack the infidelity gene are uninterested in sexual gratification.

Understand the concepts of centralization, decentralization, and formalization within organizations.

Recognize the importance of policies, rules, and procedures in organizational control.

Differentiate between functional, divisional departmentation, and the role of total quality management in organizations.

Understand the impact of an individual's incapacity (due to age, mental condition, or intoxication) on the enforceability of contracts.

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Definitions:

Epigenetics

The study of heritable changes in gene expression that do not involve changes to the underlying DNA sequence, often influenced by environmental factors.

Genetic Changes

Alterations in the DNA sequence of an organism, which can affect physical traits, susceptibility to diseases, and behavior.

Risk Factors

Attributes or exposures that increase the likelihood of developing a disease or injury.

Mental Abilities

The capacity to perform cognitive tasks, process information, and understand complex ideas.