Alfred Kinsey conducted research to determine what percentage of the population was heterosexual and what percentage was homosex
ual. Why would he have avoided asking the question, "Do you identify as gay or straight?"A. He needed to justify his research by having lots of questions.B. He believed that sexuality is a continuum and wanted to classify people more precisely.C. He believed that people would lie to him and needed to be tricked into revealing that they were gay.D. He didn't really believe in sexual orientation, but saw "homosexual" and "heterosexual" as socially constructed and constantly changing.E. He thought that there would be a large number of transgendered people in his sample.
B. He believed that sexuality is a continuum and wanted to classify people more precisely
Explanation:
Kinsey quantified in his studies heterosexuality and homosexuality on a continuous scale from 0 to 6, specified in heterosexual and homosexual experience and reactivity in each story. 0 on this scale is assigned to individuals with exclusively heterosexual sexual contacts and experiences and 6 to exclusively homosexual individuals.
He proposed a model according to which there are many intermediate degrees between heterosexuality and homosexuality. This gradualness was embodied in what is now known as the Kinsey scale.
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Limiting factors, or things in the environment that can lower the population growth rate, include low food supply and lack of space. When organisms face limiting factors, they show logistic type of growth (S-curve).
It is necessary to separate oxygenated and deoxygenated blood separate in mammals and birds to maintain their body temperature. Also, if they both are mixed, the blood will get impure and it would be difficult for the heart to supply impure blood. We also can't live with impure blood so we most probably will die.
