Larry Constantly Complains About Minor Health Problems, How Hard He

question 154

Multiple Choice

Larry constantly complains about minor health problems, how hard he has to work, and how he is not appreciated by his family. He dislikes most of the people he meets. No matter what happens to him he is dissatisfied and grumpy. Larry seems to display:

• A)a high level of personal control.
• B)emotions related to an optimistic explanatory style.
• C)Type B behavioral pattern.
• D)chronic negative emotions.

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Definitions:

Homozygous

Describes an organism that has two identical alleles for a particular trait or gene.

Heterozygous

Having two different alleles for a particular gene, one inherited from each parent, which can lead to variation in genetically determined traits.

Polygenic

Describing a trait or condition influenced by multiple genes, contributing to the complexity of genetic inheritance and variations in phenotype.

Observable Characteristics

Traits or features of an organism that can be seen or measured, such as physical appearance and behavior.