From a Biological Perspective, Race Is Determined by

question 6

Multiple Choice

From a biological perspective, race is determined by

• A) the shared attitudes and beliefs of a group.
• B) the degree to which one assimilates into the dominant group.
• C) phenotype, or the shared noticeable physical characteristics of a group.
• D) the shared language and history of a group.

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Definitions:

Experimental Design

The plan for a research study that includes the method for allocating participants to groups and the procedures for measuring the variables of interest.

Stimulus

An external factor or event that provokes a response or reaction, typically in a biological, psychological, or social context.

Memory Recall

The mental process of retrieval of information from the past.

Experimental Design

The process of planning a study to meet specified objectives and ensure that the results are statistically significant and replicable.