Answer to Question 1
Answer: Student can describe any technique but must include the basics of inducing hypocrisy and the resulting cognitive dissonance.
Answer to Question 2
Answer: Polyandry: one woman weds more than one husband. This arrangement makes sense in places like the harsh conditions in the highlands of Tibet, where it is difficult for a man and a woman to survive without the help of others. Here, a woman may marry several brothers who can pool their resources and thereby produce more surviving offspring then a monogamous relationship would.
Polygyny: one man weds more than one wife. This arrangement is more likely when there is a steep social hierarchy, a generally rich environment so one family can accumulate wealth, and occasional famines, so the poor face some danger of starvation. Under these conditions, a woman who joins a large wealthy family obtains greater benefits than she likely would in a monogamous relationship, even if it means sharing the husband with other women.
A micrograph of the cell coat or glycocalyx of an animal cell.
The locations of genetic material in animal and plant cells.
Types of obligatory salt and water exchanges in a terrestrial animal.
Use of an animal cap assay to demonstrate morphogen activity in conditional specification.
plant and animal cells when hypertonic and hypotonic
Examples of animal digestive systems.