Strong ________ Controls Can Partially Compensate for Inadequate ________ Controls

question 31

Multiple Choice

Strong ________ controls can partially compensate for inadequate ________ controls.

• A)development;processing
• B)processing;development
• C)operational;internal
• D)internal;operational

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Definitions:

Human Bipedalism

relates to the ability of humans to walk upright on two legs, a key distinguishing feature of Homo sapiens from other primates.

Progressive Stages

A concept in various domains indicating that development or progression occurs through sequential stages or phases, each building upon the previous one.

Ultimate "Purpose"

The highest or most significant aim or goal that an individual or entity strives to achieve.

Domain-General Adaptation

Cognitive mechanisms or abilities that are not specific to a particular content area or task but apply broadly across various tasks and domains.