Athabasca Unit 2 - Biological Processes, Physical Development, and Perceptual DevelopmentBook Flashcards

1
Q

Identical twins are always of the same sex.
Select one:
True
False

A

True

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2
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Faternal twins are more closely related to each other than to other children in the family.
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True
False

A

False

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3
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The father determines the sex of the child.
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True
False

A

True

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4
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Each parent contributes half a child’s genetic makeup.
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True
False

A

True

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5
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Fragile-X syndrome is more common in males than in females.
Select one:
True
False

A

True

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6
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A person may transmit characteristics to offspring that he himself does not show.
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True
False

A

True

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Some of a person’s inherited traits do not appear.
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True
False

A

True

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If a person loses a limb in an accident, it is likely that he or she will have a child with a missing limb.
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True
False

A

False

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9
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This type of genetic transmission expresses the gene depending on whether it is from the mother or the father. ____________
Select one:
a. GENETIC IMPRINTING
b. SEX-LINKED GENES or X-LINKED INHERITANCE
c. POLYGENIC INHERITANCE or GENE-GENE INTERACTION
d. DOMINANT-RECESSIVE GENES PRINCIPLE

A

GENETIC IMPRINTING

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10
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This type of genetic transmission is carried on the X gene only, so boys are more likely to express the disorder because their Y chromosome is not able to counteract it. ____________
Select one:
a. GENETIC IMPRINTING
b. SEX-LINKED GENES or X-LINKED INHERITANCE
c. POLYGENIC INHERITANCE or GENE-GENE INTERACTION
d. DOMINANT-RECESSIVE GENES PRINCIPLE

A

SEX-LINKED GENES or X-LINKED INHERITANCE

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This type of genetic transmission occurs when multiple pairs of genes work together to form a characteristic. ____________
Select one:
a. GENETIC IMPRINTING
b. SEX-LINKED GENES or X-LINKED INHERITANCE
c. POLYGENIC INHERITANCE or GENE-GENE INTERACTION
d. DOMINANT-RECESSIVE GENES PRINCIPLE

A

POLYGENIC INHERITANCE or GENE-GENE INTERACTION

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12
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This type of genetic transmission occurs because a certain gene always is expressed in favour of another one. ____________
Select one:
a. GENETIC IMPRINTING
b. SEX-LINKED GENES or X-LINKED INHERITANCE
c. POLYGENIC INHERITANCE or GENE-GENE INTERACTION
d. DOMINANT-RECESSIVE GENES PRINCIPLE

A

DOMINANT-RECESSIVE GENES PRINCIPLE

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13
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This test is given during the 10th to 13th week by taking a sample from the placenta. Results are ready in 10 days, but it has a slight chance of miscarriage.
Select one:
a. Amniocentesis
b. Chorionic villus sampling (CVS)
c. Ultrasound

A

Chorionic villus sampling (CVS)

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14
Q

This is given about seven weeks into the pregnancy. It involves scanning the womb with soundwaves.
Select one:
a. Amniocentesis
b. Chorionic villus sampling (CVS)
c. Ultrasound

A

Ultrasound

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15
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This is given during the 16th to 20th weeks using a needle to extract fluid. It is often used by older mothers and has a slight chance of triggering a miscarriage. It may take up to two weeks for results.
Select one:
a. Amniocentesis
b. Chorionic villus sampling (CVS)
c. Ultrasound

A

Amniocentesis

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16
Q

The fact that people give more attention to a happy baby is an example of _____ influence.
Select one:
a. passive
b. evocative
c. active

A

evocative

17
Q

Shy people avoiding parties & spending time in the library is an example of _____ influence.
Select one:
a. passive
b. evocative
c. active

A

c. active / Niche picking

18
Q

The fact that parents who are genetically predisposed to be readers have lots of books and that their children’s genotype predisposes them to respond to books is an example of _____ influence.
Select one:
a. passive
b. evocative
c. active

A

passive

19
Q

Because siblings’ experiences diverge as they grow (i.e., their nonshared environmental experiences increase), one would expect siblings to become ______.
Select one:
a. less similar over time
b. more similar over time

A

less similar over time

20
Q

Match Periods of Development and ages
Prenatal Period
Infancy
Early childhood
Middle/ late childhood
Adolescence

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Prenetal ( After conception till birth)
Infancy 18-24 months after birth
Early childhood ( birth to 5-6 yrs) - also called pre school years
Middle/ late childhood ( 6-10 Years) - Lelementary school years
Adolescence ( 10 Years or Puberty till Adulthood)