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zvonat [6]
3 years ago
5

Despite reading numerous research studies that associate fast food consumption with heart disease and diabetes, Rachel continues

eating fast food and considers it harmless. Rachel's thinking is an example of:A. belief assimilation.
B. belief consolidation.
C. belief perseverance.
D. operation of the availability heuristic
Biology
1 answer:
pentagon [3]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

C. belief preservance

Explanation:

<u>Belief perservance:</u> It is defined as holding onto your ideas over time, and actively rejecting information that contradicts your ideas resulting in less internal mental conflict and more social conflict.

As in the given scenario, Rachel has knowledge about the disadvantages of the fast food but she is actively rejecting the information and holding onto her ideas over time,. Hence Rachel's thinking is an example of belief perseverance.

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1) AaBbCc, 50% - 2) AAbbCC, 3,125% - 3) AaBbCc is 12,5%.

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<u>1º cross</u>.

Parental)          AABbCC             x               aabbcc

Gametes)   ABC   AbC   ABC    AbC    ABC    AbC    ABC    AbC

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Punnet Square)   <em>Only filled with the progeny genotype AaBbCc</em>.

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abc      AaBbCc     ---      AaBbCc     ---         AaBbCc     ---        AaBbCc    ---  

abc      AaBbCc     ---      AaBbCc    ---         AaBbCc     ---        AaBbCc    ---  

abc      AaBbCc     ---      AaBbCc     ---         AaBbCc     ---        AaBbCc    ---  

abc      AaBbCc     ---      AaBbCc     ---         AaBbCc     ---        AaBbCc    ---  

abc      AaBbCc     ---      AaBbCc     ---         AaBbCc     ---        AaBbCc    ---  

abc      AaBbCc     ---      AaBbCc     ---         AaBbCc     ---        AaBbCc    ---  

abc      AaBbCc     ---      AaBbCc     ---         AaBbCc     ---        AaBbCc    ---  

abc      AaBbCc    ---      AaBbCc     ---         AaBbCc     ---        AaBbCc    ---  

   

F1 Genotype)    32/64 AaBbCc

                          32/64  AabbCc (shown as the symbol "---" in the      

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The probability of producing offspring with genotype AaBbCc is 50%.

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<u>2º cross.</u>

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ABC      ---       ---          ---          ---        ---        ---          ---           ---  

ABc       ---       ---          ---          ---        ---        ---          ---           ---  

AbC       ---      ---    AAbbCC     ---       ---         ---     AAbbCC    ---  

Abc       ---       ---          ---           ---       ---        ---          ---           ---

aBC       ---      ---          ---           ---        ---       ---          ---           ---  

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The probability of producing offspring with genotype AAbbCC is 3,125%.

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