McGrew and Flanagan's Version of CHC Theory Has Its Greatest

question 85

Multiple Choice

McGrew and Flanagan's version of CHC theory has its greatest value

• A) as a theory of cognitive abilities with empirical support.
• B) from a research perspective.
• C) from the standpoint of cost-to-implement.
• D) as a theory from which all other theories can be improved.

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Definitions:

Photoautotrophs

Entities that perform photosynthesis, creating nourishment from carbon dioxide and water by harnessing the energy from sunlight.

Chemoautotrophs

Organisms that obtain their energy through the oxidation of inorganic molecules, rather than from sunlight.

Photoheterotrophs

Organisms that obtain energy from light but require organic carbon sources for growth and development, unlike plants which can fix carbon dioxide.

Vector

An organism, typically an insect, that transmits pathogens from one host to another, or a molecule used to insert DNA into a host cell in genetic engineering.