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The nonconscious cognitive elements that give rise to expectancies in classical conditioning are largely the result of the functions of the:
XO Karyotype
A chromosomal configuration characterized by having a single X chromosome and no Y chromosome, typically associated with Turner syndrome.
Turner Syndrome
An inherited condition in which only one sex chromosome (an X chromosome) is present in cells; karyotype is designated X0; affected individuals are sterile females.
Nondisjunction
Abnormal separation of sister chromatids or of homologous chromosomes caused by their failure to disjoin (move apart) properly during mitosis or meiosis.
Sperm
The male reproductive cell, or gamete, in sexually reproducing organisms, designed to fertilize the female ovum.
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