In the Meselson-Stahl Experiment, the Dispersive Model of DNA Replication

question 120

Multiple Choice

In the Meselson-Stahl experiment, the dispersive model of DNA replication was ruled out by which observation?

• A) All of the DNA at the end of the second generation was of intermediate density.
• B) All of the DNA at the end of the second generation was heavy.
• C) There were three bands of DNA at the end of the second generation, all with different densities.
• D) After two generations, half of the DNA was intermediate and half light.
• E) After two generations, half of the DNA was intermediate and half heavy.

Understand different methods of data collection in psychological research.

Define control and experimental groups in psychological research.

Understand the diversity in the field of psychology and the various interests of psychologists.

Recognize key figures and ideas in the development of behaviorism.

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