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Question 1

A child looks at a writing instrument that has a sharp tip, a graphite core, and an eraser on the end. She calls it a "pencil." What process has occurred?

◦ operationalization
◦ instrumentation
◦ abstraction
◦ non-material production

Question 2

A common misconception is that because the human genome has been mapped as of June 26, 2000, all human characteristics can be "read" from this information. Why is this belief a misconception?

◦ Genes mutate from generation to generation.
◦ Genetic function is precise and human behaviour is imprecise.
◦ Genetics needs greater study.
◦ Genes interact with social and physical environmental conditions.
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