The correct answer is: Disruptive selection
Disruptive selection is a type of natural selection that favors both extreme traits in a population (it is bimodal) over intermediate traits. In the example above, it favors dark and light-snails (both are extreme traits). As a consequence, the population of snails is divided into two distinct groups. This happens because snails with intermediate brightness wouldn’t have suitable environment for them, wouldn’t be adopted to either shady forest or brushy edge areas.
Answer:
Yes it is true that understanding what motivates employees in different generations is becoming increasingly important for healthcare managers.
Explanation:
- It is absolutely a wrong concept that employees are motivated by their salary or amount of money.
- The motivation differs from person's personality, their age generation and many other factors.
- An employee's motivation is dependent upon believe that they can execute the task and they will receive the valued outcomes.
- So, heath care managers must be highly conscious about knowing their employee in term of their motivations and self satisfaction.
B. Pinks white and red flowered plants grow from seeds of a blue one
