Phenotypic Plasticity Accounts For

question 33

Multiple Choice

Phenotypic plasticity accounts for:

• A) the way that identical genotypes produce identical phenotypes.
• B) the way that identical genotypes do not produce identical phenotypes.
• C) the way that clones always look identical to the parent whose genotype is used.
• D) the way that environmental differences don't alter the phenotype of identical twins.

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Definitions:

Avoidant-Dismissing

A style of attachment characterized by a self-reliant attitude and a tendency to minimize the importance of close relationships.

Emotional Distance

A state in which people emotionally withdraw or isolate themselves from others, typically as a protective measure.

Preoccupation

The state of being absorbed with or engrossed in a particular thought, activity, or concern, often to the exclusion of other considerations.

Arranged Marriages

Marriages where partners are selected by individuals other than those getting married, often with consideration of familial, cultural, or social interests.