Lecture 2 Quiz Developmental

Question

How many pairs of genes do we have?

Answer 1

Sexual reproduction - chromosome pairs of 2 parents integrating and mixing genetic information, and producing 4 cells, each with 1/4 of the number of chromosomes from the original cells.

Answer 2

Regular reproduction and replication of body tissue - a single cell divides, producing 2 cells.

Answer 3

Sexual reproduction - chromosome pairs of 2 parents integrating and mixing genetic information, and producing 4 cells, each with 1/2 of the number of chromosomes from the original cells.

Answer 4

An error in cell reproduction, resulting in mutations

Answer 5

Sexual reproduction - chromosome pairs of 2 parents integrating and mixing genetic information, and producing 4 cells, each with 1/2 of the number of chromosomes from the original cells.

Answer 6

Sexual reproduction - chromosome pairs of 2 parents integrating and mixing genetic information, and producing 2 cells, each with 1/2 of the number of chromosomes from the original cells.

Answer 7

Sexual reproduction - chromosomes pairs of 2 parents integrating and mixing genetic information, and producing 4 cells, each with 1/4 of the number of chromosomes from the original cells.

Answer 8

Sexual reproduction - chromosomes pairs of 2 parents integrating and mixing genetic information, and producing 6 cells, each with 1/3rd of the number of chromosomes from the original cells.

Answer 9

Inversion, containments, transbiosis, synductions

Answer 10

Containments, Deletions, duplications, transbiosis

Answer 11

Inversions, deletions, duplications, translocations

Answer 12

Translocations, duplications, inversions, synductions

Answer 13

Mathematical ability / creative ability

Answer 14

Red hair / blonde hair

Answer 15

Brown eyes/ blue eyes

Answer 16

Tall height / short height

Answer 17

Dominant gene

Answer 18

Recessive gene

Answer 19

Co-dominance

Answer 20

None of the above

Answer 21

Only 18 chromosome pairs instead of 26

Answer 22

XO expression instead of XX

Answer 23

3 chromosomes instead of 2

Answer 24

1 chromosome instead of 2

Answer 25

Prenatally diagnoses genetic disorders of the foetus through taking tissue sample, or needling the chromosome.

Answer 26

Prenatally diagnoses genetic disorders through ultrasound

Answer 27

Prenatally examines risk of down syndrome through testing the fluid at the back of the neck

Answer 28

Prenatally diagnoses genetic disorders through pre-implantation (IVF treatment).

Answer 29

MZ = 100% DZ = 50%

Answer 30

MZ = 50% DZ = 50%

Answer 31

MZ = 25% DZ = 75%

Answer 32

MZ = 75% DZ = 25%

Answer 33

Experiments are naturalistic so we cannot manipulate the surrounding environment

Answer 34

There are more fraternal twins than identical, which gives a less accurate picture of environmental influences

Answer 35

No random allocation

Answer 36

Some parents believe mistakenly believe their twins are monozygotic rather than dizygotic, and vice versa

Answer 37

Twin studies are considered unethical

Answer 38

No random allocation

Answer 39

Experimenters have to seek out flaws in environment due to screening

Answer 40

Parents are screened for eligibility, therefore not a lot of variation in immediate family environments

Answer 41

Children who know they are adopted may respond differently in a shared environment

Answer 42

Experiments are naturalistic so we cannot manipulate environment

Answer 43

That there is relatively the same risk for developing depression after 4 + stressful life events regardless of your genetic predispositions

Answer 44

That you are more likely to develop depression after 2+ stressful life events if you have 1 high risk gene, and one protective gene, than if you have 2 high risk genes

Answer 45

That possessing 2 protective genes means you are more vulnerable to depression

Answer 46

That the more high risk genes you possess, the less stressful life events it will take for you to become depressed

Answer 47

Mother's genetic makeup

Answer 48

History of substance abuse, or toxin exposure in the mother or father

Answer 49

Age of mother and father at time of conception

Answer 50

Paternal chronic illness

Answer 51

Inadequate nutrition in childhood or adolescence of the mother

Answer 52

Germinal period, 2 weeks

Answer 53

Embryonic period, 3 weeks

Answer 54

Embryonic period, 4 weeks

Answer 55

It varies for every child

Answer 56

They rarely influence at this stage of pregnancy

Answer 57

This is the time they are most susceptible, and major structural abnormalities can occur

Answer 58

This is the time they are most susceptible, and major structural abnormalities occur in the organ systems

Answer 59

There is less of an impact, but it is still vulnerable to minor structural abnormalities, as well as damage to certain organ systems

Answer 60

The dialogue she engages in

Answer 61

Short, intense periods of stress

Answer 62

Prolonged periods of stress

Answer 63

Physical health

Answer 64

Parental temperament

Answer 65

Toxin exposure during pregnancy

Answer 66

Premature labour

Answer 67

Caregiving capacity of parents

Answer 68

Living circumstances of parents

Answer 69

Additive risk model

Answer 70

Negative factors

Answer 71

Multiple stressor model

Answer 72

Cumulative risk model

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