Before Birth, Humans Produce a Large Number of T Lymphocytes

question 17

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Before birth, humans produce a large number of T lymphocytes (T cells) and B lymphocytes (B cells) that have the capacity to recognize almost any foreign antigen found in the environment.

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Definitions:

Total Institutions

Places where individuals are cut off from the wider society and lead an enclosed, formally administered life, examples include prisons and military boot camps.

Secondary Socialization

The process of learning appropriate behavior and norms in society beyond the immediate family, through entities such as schools, peer groups, and media.

Primary Socialization

The initial phase of social learning in childhood through which individuals become aware of societal norms and values, largely influenced by family and immediate social environment.

Role-taking

The process of mentally assuming the perspective of another person to understand their thoughts, actions, or feelings.