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Week 4 Flashcards

1
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Study of genes, genetic variation, and heredity in
organisms

A

genetics

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2
Q

Plastic Surgery, Genetic Screening, Genetic
Engineering (designer babies), Physical Perfection
(reduces human diversity), Increase Socio Economic
Inequality

A

genetics

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3
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Long term plasticity of the human genome.

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evolution

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4
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terms related to evolution

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variation, adaptation, and inheritance

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5
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Biological similarities and differences originated at the creation characteristics of life forms were seen as immutable.

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creationism

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6
Q

After each destructive event, God had created again leading to contemporary species.

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Catastrophism

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7
Q

Father of Geology

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Charles Lyell

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8
Q

States that the present is the key to the past.

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Principle of Uniformitarianism

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9
Q

Explanations for past events should be sought in the long-term action of ordinary forces that still operates today.

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Principle of Uniformitarianism

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10
Q

The earliest widely accepted Hominin Genus.

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Ardipithecus

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11
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Adaption to open grassland or savanna.

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bipedalism

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12
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Compared with contemporary humans, they had very small brain; trait that has been lost during subsequent human evolution big back teeth.

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Early Hominins

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13
Q

Team led by scientists Louis and Mary Leakey
uncovered the fossilized remains of a unique early
human between 1960 and 1963 at Olduvai Gorge in
Tanzania.

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Homo Habilis

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14
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ound 1964 near lake turkan kenya . This is the most complete homo erectus ever found.

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Nariokotome boy; homo erectus

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15
Q

The earliest members of our species, along with the
—— of Europe and the middle east.

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Neanderthal

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16
Q

The stone-tool techniques that evolve out of the
oldowan or pebble tool tradition that lasted 15,000
years ago.

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Paleolithic

17
Q

The final stage of technological development among prehistoric humans.

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Neolithic

18
Q

Divided into three stages copper, bronze and iron age. During these stages men made and used variety of metal objects.

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Age of Metals

19
Q

lifelong social experience by which people
develop their human potential and learn culture.

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Socialization

20
Q

A person’s fairly consistent patterns of acting, thinking, and feelings.

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Personality

21
Q

Another term for socialization.

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Enculturation

22
Q

Who created the Models of Personality?

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Sigmund Freud

23
Q

Represents the human being’s basic drives or biological and physical needs which are unconscious and demand for immediate satisfaction.

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Id

24
Q

Refers to the cultural values and norms internalized by
an individual, through its values and norms it opposes the self-centered ID.

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Superego

25
Q

A person’s conscious efforts to balance innate pleasure
– seeking drives (ID) with the demands of society
(superego).

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Ego

26
Q

(First two years) Know the world only through the five
senses.

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Sensori Motor

27
Q

(age two to seven) First use language and other symbols.

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Preoperational Stage

28
Q

(Between ages seven and eleven) First see casual connection in their
surroundings.

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Concrete Operational Stage

29
Q

(about age twelve)
Individuals think abstractly and critically.

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Formal Operational Stage

30
Q

A child above fifteen (15) years but below eighteen (18) years of age shall likewise be exempt criminal liability

A

Juvenile Justice and Welfare Act of 2006 (RA 9344)

31
Q

Who created the Theory of Social Self?

A

George Herbert Mead

32
Q

Product of social experience; not guided by biological drives or biological maturation. Imitation, Play, Roles.

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Theory of Social Self

33
Q

Refer to widespread cultural norms and values we use
as references in evaluating ourselves.

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Generalized other

34
Q

Looking glass self; Mean to self-image based on how we think others to see us. As we interact with others, the people around us become a mirror.

A

Charles Horton Cooley

35
Q

First setting of socialization, has the greatest impact on
attitudes and behavior.

A

Family

36
Q

Teach knowledge and skills needed for life and expose
children to greater social diversity.

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Schools

37
Q

Takes on great importance during adolescence

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Peer Group

38
Q

Huge impact on socialization modern societies

A

Mass Media

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