In regard to the debate around transgenic crops, what happens when a stakeholder is both a farmer and a consumer? Or a scientist and a consumer? What if a farmer is a stockholder in an agriculture biotech firm, or a scientist is funded by a biotechnology company? How do individuals with multiple roles in relation to transgenic crops negotiate conflicting values?
What will be an ideal response?
varies
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According to the text, feminists believe that:
a. women should have the same opportunities as men b. most differences between men and women are biological c. women are superior to men d. women should have greater opportunities than men
The richest 8.3 million people in the world represent the
a. negatively privileged property class. c. functionally unique. b. semiperipheral class. d. positively privileged property class.
Barry has difficulty trusting others. In intimate relationships, he gets upset when his partners get "too close" to him and feels like they want more intimacy than he is able to give. Barry most likely has a ___________ attachment style
a. secure b. anxious-ambivalent c. avoidant d. disorganized
According to your textbook, couples who _____________ are ______________.
A. have pets; more stressed B. spend time with other couples; less happy C. spend time apart; happier D. play together; happier