Two Groups of Organisms That Differ from One Another in One

question 21

Multiple Choice

Two groups of organisms that differ from one another in one or more characteristics and do not hybridize extensively if they occur together in nature are considered to be different

• A)races.
• B)species.
• C)kingdoms.
• D)hybrids.
• E)cohabitants.

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Definitions:

Obedience

Compliance with commands or instruction from an authority figure, often studied in psychology to understand social influence and control mechanisms.

Bystander Intervention

The act of stepping in to prevent or halt an inappropriate or dangerous situation, often used in contexts of bullying or assault prevention.

Bystander Effect

A behavioral pattern observed in social psychology where the presence of others reduces the likelihood of a person to assist someone in distress.

Latané and Darley

Social psychologists who researched the bystander effect, demonstrating how the presence of others affects the likelihood of helping behavior.