In Order to Become a Fossil,an Organism Usually Must

question 29

Multiple Choice

In order to become a fossil,an organism usually must:

• A)have hard parts such as bones or shell
• B)not have been destroyed immediately by other animals or natural elements
• C)have been protected from decaying,usually by being buried quickly after death
• D)all of the above

Analyze the nature/nurture debate and its significance in psychology.

Assess the utility of psychology in everyday life.

Understand the concept of dualism and its critiques within contemporary psychology.

Describe the methods used by early psychologists to study the mind, such as introspection.

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Definitions:

Unique

Having a distinct characteristic, quality, or identity that makes something strictly one of a kind.

Pedipalps

Paired appendages near the mouth of arachnids (such as spiders and scorpions) used for sensing, feeding, or reproduction.

Pinchers

Also known as pincers, these are tools or parts of certain animals shaped to grip, compress, or cut objects.

Auricles

External parts of the ear outside the head, also known as pinnae, or the earlike appendages found in some animals and plants.