The Concept of Race Is Exceedingly Imprecise for Which of the Following

question 77

Multiple Choice

The concept of race is exceedingly imprecise for which of the following reasons?

• A)There is a clear and universal number of identifiable races.
• B)Each race is genetically distinct.
• C)The question of race seems comparatively insignificant because 99.9 percent of humans' genetic makeup is identical.
• D)Names can best reflect different races and ethnic groups.

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Definitions:

Dual Code Hypothesis

A theory suggesting that visual and verbal information are processed and stored in the brain through two distinct systems.

Verbal Code

A symbolic system used in the representation and communication of messages that can be spoken, written, or signed.

Visual Image

A visual image is a mental representation or picture created by the brain that can be recalled or imagined without the presence of the physical object.

Perceptual Equivalence

The phenomenon where different stimuli are perceived as equivalent or similar, based on subjective or perceptual criteria.