The Key Principle Demonstrated by Turner's Syndrome Is That

question 117

Multiple Choice

The key principle demonstrated by Turner's syndrome is that

• A) male fetuses produce Müllerian-inhibiting substances.
• B) female secondary sexual characteristics appear without the ovaries.
• C) ovaries are necessary for development of the Müllerian system.
• D) different hormones are required to develop or to suppress the development of the male reproductive organs.
• E) ovaries are NOT necessary for development of the Müllerian system.

Recognize different research findings related to personality stability, change, and predictors of success.

Appreciate cultural variations in personality traits and individualist versus collectivist orientations.

Understand Hofstede's dimensions of cultural personality and their application to the United States.

Recognize personality traits as described by Costa and McCrae's Five-Factor Model.

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