Accepting the Information in a Professor's Lecture Without Considering the Credibility

question 27

Multiple Choice

Accepting the information in a professor's lecture without considering the credibility of the information exemplifies a belief in _____.

• A)intuition
• B)authority
• C)scientific evidence
• D)skepticism

Understand the process and significance of cell division, specifically meiosis and mitosis, in genetic transmission and variation.

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Recognize the structure and function of DNA, chromosomes, and genes in heredity.

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