Answer:
The researchers found that <em>adolescents are more likely to take risks and exhibit risky decision making in a driving task when in the presence of peers than when alone compared to their adult counterparts.</em>
Explanation:
This was determined by Gardner and Steinberg (2005) during a study of adults and adolescents risk taking in a driving task.It was found that social influence is a factor which also determines risk taking especially in adolescents. The study gave credence to the notion that peer influence plays a role in adolescents risky behavior and the impulse to take risks.
Explanation:
There is found a mutation in G5W parents during the gamete formation created X-linked dominant disease allele. As the expression of the allele determines the allele that dominant or recessive. Because sometimes the allele becomes complete even then it is incomplete. In many cases, these alleles occur together or express at the same time that is called co dominance. The X-linked inheritance works differently with male and female because the male has XY chromosome and female has only XX chromosome. So a man has chances their son 50% but daughter has more or 99% chances to be inherited by the disease. Females only pass their X chromosome to each son or daughter so the chances from a female dominant inheritance 50% chances of X-linked disease.
<span>According to one study from Furman and Simon, an internal working model of relationships has the greatest affect on children.
</span><span>The internal working model has 3 component - Model of self, model of the mother figure and a model of the relationship between the two.
</span><span>The theory that proposes this model is called Attachment Theory.</span>
Explanation:
Weathering breaks down rocks; erosion moves them.
Weathering has to do with air; erosion has to do with rocks.
Weathering occurs only in winter; erosion occurs year-round.
Weathering can be chemical or physical; erosion is only chemical.
