What appears to account for the differences between humans and chimpanzees?
A. We only share 2-5% of DNA sequences with chimpanzees.
B. We are not closely related to chimpanzees.
C. The genes in chimpanzees are fixed and ours are not fixed.
D. More than 2-5% of our genes differ in expression patterns compared to what is seen in chimpanzees.
Answer: D
You might also like to view...
If you stumble upon a tarantula in the woods, your brain will transmit information about that stimulus to the _____ through two routes, the "fast pathway" and the "slow pathway."
A) frontal lobe B) hippocampus C) amygdala D) pituitary gland
Twanna has suddenly developed an inability to see at night. Doctors cannot identify a medical reason for her blindness. Although her family is very concerned about her loss of night vision, she appears to have accepted her limitation and shows little concern. Psychologists would label this feature of indifference in Twanna's behavior as
a. a conversion disorder. c. la belle indifference. b. hypochondriasis. d. hysteria.
Children who live in the midst of constant danger, chaos, and deprivation,
A) gain flexible problem-solving skills which, in turn, leads to better coping. B) have fewer anxieties than children with school phobias. C) are at risk for long-term emotional distress and behavior problems. D) have some short-term, but few long-term, emotional problems.
Under what circumstances would using a clinical interview be a desirable method of gathering information about an individual?
A. when large groups of respondents are being measured simultaneously B. when internal reliability needs to be established C. when the person being evaluated is likely to have extreme or disordered levels of a personality characteristic D. when the researcher is trying to establish discriminant validity for the scale or questionnaire being used