<u>Sect </u>- a term used to describe a relatively small religious organization that has split off from a <em>denomination</em> due to small religious differences, i.e. Jehovah's witness.
<u>Denomination</u> (which a sect splits off from) is a well-established religious orgaization in which a large part of the population are members, i.e. Judaism, Catholicism.
<span>Most degrees are limited to 120 hours to save the state money. The state of Texas deems that 120 credit hours is enough time for students to engage in the courses needed to be considered for a degree. While taking additional classes provides students with additional opportunities to learn and advance in their career, state Universities may not accept more than 120 hours for financial reasons.</span>
Answer:
c. mutation and natural selection
Explanation:
The major forces causing the genetic divergence of the two populations are <u>mutation and natural selection</u>. Natural selection results when organisms adapt to a prevailing environmental condition, those who are unable to adapt, die out. The adaptation for survival is passed on to the next generation. mutation on the other hand is a change in gene structure which results in a new variation in the population. This variation can be passed to the next generation.
<span>In the situation in which Carl has been getting C's and lower grades on his tests and assignments all term he should ask himself the question:
</span><span>If his study habits are effective? Answering this question will </span>help him to identify the cause of his poor grades. Maybe he isn't studying the way he should do.
Options:
A. Behavior; often inaccurate.
B. Feelings;mostly accurate.
C. Attitude;highly insightful.
D. Behavior; mostly Complex.
E. Feelings; family-of-origin-base.
Answer:A. Behavior; often inaccurate.
Explanation:Richard Nisbett and Timothy D. Wilson are both psychologists who in a 1977 paper which they published challenged the directness and reliability of introspection.
Their published paper is one of the.mostly widely read and sighted research findings on the issue of consciousness.
According to Richard Nisbett and Timothy D. Wilson (1977), Subjects which we study had, "little or no introspective access to higher order cognitive processes".
