In This Chapter We Are Told That People's Tastes Not

question 10

Multiple Choice

In this chapter we are told that people's tastes not only can differ but must differ. This is because

• A)genetic programming makes it impossible for people to have the same preferences.
• B)people with differing tastes can profitably invade any population of similar tastes.
• C)homogeneous populations become complacent and lose their vigilant qualities.
• D)no two persons could have the same preferences.

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Definitions:

Relative Ratio

A term used to describe the proportional relationship between quantities or concentrations of substances.

Peak

A term often used in spectroscopy and chromatography to describe the highest point in a graph representing the presence or concentration of a substance.

Splitting

A phenomenon observed in NMR spectroscopy where a signal is divided into multiple smaller peaks due to interactions between nuclear spins, indicating the presence of nearby non-equivalent hydrogen atoms.

Signals

Forms of communication or data transmission, often representing information being transferred from one place to another.