Tryon's Selective Breeding Experiments Revealed That

question 29

Multiple Choice

Tryon's selective breeding experiments revealed that:

• A) one's genetic endowment cannot be manipulated to produce certain characteristics
• B) manipulating one's genetic endowment produces life-threatening biological mutations
• C) one's environment plays a stronger role in learning than one's genetics
• D) one's genetic endowment can be manipulated to produce certain characteristics

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Definitions:

Socialist

A socialist advocates for a political and economic system where the production, distribution, and exchange of goods are regulated by the community as a whole or the state, aiming for equal distribution of wealth.

Utopian Socialists

Early 19th-century socialists who envisioned ideal societies where property was communally owned and each person worked according to their abilities and received according to their needs.

Early Socialists

Thinkers and activists in the 18th and 19th centuries who advocated for societal reform towards equality and communal ownership of production, laying the groundwork for modern socialist movements.