One Criticism of the Argument That Genes Determine Specific Behaviors

question 11

Multiple Choice

One criticism of the argument that genes determine specific behaviors of racial groups is that it is impossible to:

• A)neatly distinguish races based on genetic differences
• B)decide which of the two definitions of race available to sociologists will be used
• C)select differences because genetic differences are too plentiful
• D)distinguish differences because there is only one racial group in the world
• E)none of these choices

Comprehend the requirements and impact of effective organization development initiatives.

Understand the foundational steps towards developing and maintaining high job performance.

Identify management practices that lead to sustained superior performance.

Understand the life cycle of an organization and the leadership challenges at different stages.

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Definitions:

Taste Buds

Sensory organs in the mouth that contain the receptors for taste.

Temporal Coding

The perception of lower-pitched sounds that results from the timing of firing of the auditory nerve when the basilar membrane vibrates from sound waves of lower frequencies.

Low Frequencies

Sounds or signals that fall at the lower end of the auditory range, typically below 250 Hz, often associated with bass tones or vibrations.

Frequency

The number of occurrences of a repeating event per unit of time.