"Bottom-Up (Or "Data-Driven") Mechanisms" Refer To

question 43

Multiple Choice

"Bottom-up (or "data-driven") mechanisms" refer to:

• A) the scientific process in which all claims must be rooted in well-established biological evidence
• B) mechanisms for which activity is primarily triggered and shaped by the incoming stimulus information
• C) mechanisms for which activity is influenced by thoughts provided by the individual
• D) the process by which researchers seek to develop new theories by paying close attention to the available data

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Definitions:

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Law of One Price

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