The term Hispanic as defined by the U.S. federal government refers to anyone who is of South American, Central American, Cuban, Mexican or Puerto Rican origin. Previously the term Hispanic referred only to people from Spain, but in the recent times, its broadened to refer to individuals from Spanish speaking countries in Latin America.
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Yes. I believe that both the incomplete dominant and co-dominant patterns of inheritance is found in the human traits. In psychology classes, those topics are tackled and discussed. For example let's say incomplete dominant inheritance, when the father has a straight hair and the mother has a curly hair, then the child will have a wavy hair. For co-dominant inheritance example, half the cell of a person may include both sickle cell and normal cell.
I believe the answer is: classical conditioning
Classical conditioning happens when we pair a biologically potent stimulus with a previously neutral stimulus. Over time, the subject would elicit a certain type of response everytime they are faced with the natural stimulus, even without the existence of the potent stimulus.
