Professor Linwood Always Makes a Point of Learning the Names

question 118

Multiple Choice

Professor Linwood always makes a point of learning the names of all the students in her class. She used to always be able to do this in her head but has recently found that she needs note cards to help her remember. This change in behavior is best described as

• A)loss-based selection.
• B)elective selection.
• C)compensation.
• D)the epigenetic principle.

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Definitions:

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