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Carlos Cantu, a food scientist at the International Kitchens Corporation, received negative performance ratings on all dimensions because his manager had a negative overall impression of him. This is an example of which rater bias? horns leniency central tendency contrast strictness.

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Carrboro has three equal-sized groups of people: (1) Type A people consistently prefer more police protection to less; (2) Type B people prefer high levels of police protection to low levels, and they prefer low levels to medium levels; (3) Type C people most prefer medium levels to low levels, which they in turn prefer by a modest amount to high levels. Which type of people have single peaked preferences and which have multi-peaked preferences? Type A has (single/multi) -peaked preferences. Type B has -peaked preferences. Type C has -peaked preferences. In pairwise voting between low and medium police protection, (low/medium/high) protection will be chosen. In pairwise voting between medium and high police protection, protection will be chosen. In pairwise voting between low and high police protection, protection will be chosen. Will majority voting generate consistent outcomes in this case? (yes/no).

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Chemolithotrophs use the same chemical for their PED, energy source and C source. a. False, the PED and the energy source are always different b. False, because chemolithotrophs cannot conserve energy from inorganic molecules c. False, chemolithotrophs are autotrophs and use CO2 as a carbon source d. True, because energy can only be conserved when a PED is also the energy source, regardless of the organism e. True, and they utilize central metabolic pathways in catabolism and anabolism to link energy and matter transformation.

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Check Your Recall Question 7.5 Homework * Answered - Due Mar 2nd, 12:00 PM Select all that opply. What is the general function of a bone depression? Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer. a It provides a pathway along which blood vessels or nerves travel. b It provides a point of attachment for tendons or ligaments. C It houses or protects structures such as blood vessels or sensory organs. d It allows two bones to come together to form a joint..

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Check the countries whose economies are best described as "mixed," combining aspects of both capitalism and socialism. Check all that opply. Netherlands Norway Austria Switzerland New Zealand Which of the following are defining characteritics of a socilist economy? Check an that apply. Private ownership of resources Public ownership of resources An authortarian government Decentralized decision making through markets Cenralued decision making.

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check both answers please During DNA synthesis, the lagging strand is synthesized Select all correct answers. discontinuously toward the replication fork. away from the replication fork continuously Above is a picture of one replication composed of replication Identify the daughter strands (labeled A, B, C, \& D) as either leading or lagging strands. Strand A is a strand. Strand B is a strand.. Strand C is a strand. Strand D is a strand..

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Characteristics of nonculture techniques include (Select all that apply) completion of the assay occurs more rapidly that a cultural technique utilization of tests for antibodies that are produced as a result of infection, for microbial products or for microbial DNA or RNA antibody-based tests can include agglutination tests and direct fluorescent antibody assays ELISA tests are one type of antibody test that rely on easily seen color changes.

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Case Studies: Case 1: A sexually active college student went to her OBGYN exam for her annual exam. She was surprised to learn that she had been diagnosed with trichomoniasis. 11. What hallmark of this infection was observed during examination of the cervix? 4 pts 12. What is the treatment? 4 pt s 13. Name another parasitic infection for which this drug is also commonly prescribed. 4 pts 14. What stage is the infective stage and why? 4 p ts 24 pts.

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