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    Recruitment and Selection

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    What is recruitment and selection? [In other words‚ the process where an organization collect a number of people who met requirements and qualified for that organization] Selection is….. During both processes R&S‚ an organization has to justify why they are going to choose particular methods to recruit and select people in a capable pool‚ that is to say‚ what elements or what under considerations which they use to influence their decisions before recruiting and selecting people Attraction and

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    low-investment child rearing‚ an early age of sexualization‚ and no presence of loyalty to a group (Anonymous Conservative‚ 2012‚ p. 23). Rabbits are a perfect example of an r-selected species. They are not competitive and flee from threats. They mate frequently and promiscuously‚ leaving the mother to care for their offspring alone (Anonymous Conservative‚ 2012‚ pg.

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    of Man and Selection in Relation to Sex. In the former‚ he presents his theory of natural selection that results from the struggle to survive (On the Origin of Species‚ 175). In the latter‚ he explains sexual selection that results from the struggle to reproduce. According to Darwin‚ natural selection is one the basic agents of evolutionary change. At the same time‚ sexual selection is divided into the two aspects of intrasexual and intersexual selection. In essence‚ natural selection involves the

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    Sexual Selection

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    Sexual selection was an idea proposed by Darwin and refers to the process in which males and females attempt to maximize their chances of reproductive success. Within a species there are certain characteristics that make individuals attractive to potential mates. An example of this is in peacocks‚ female peacocks are attracted to males with long brightly colored tails‚ even though this makes them easier to be spotted by predators. This characteristic then evolves within the species due to how males

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    Natural selection forms the foundation of how we understand the ways that species have formed over time. Another form of selection is sexual selection‚ which is the selection of traits based on their roles in courting and mating. It involves attracting a mate with the greatest fitness while simultaneously portraying oneself as the best mate for selection. Fitness‚ described in natural selection‚ is the ability to reproduce and leave successful offspring that will continue the cycle. Sexual selection

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    Factors in Choosing A Mate Name Part I: Biographical Data 1. Age: 2. Sex: (male or female) 3. Religion: 4. Marital status (please circle): single dating engaged married divorced 5. Class or year: 6. Number of brothers: Number of sisters: Part II: Evaluative Section 1. At what age would you prefer to marry? 2. What age difference would you prefer between you and your spouse? years Whom would you prefer to be older (please circle): self spouse 3. Please

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    Artificial Selection

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    Abstract: Having study natural selection and artificial selection we wanted to select for a trait on the plant Brassica rapa. We hypothesized that the leaf density is heritable and veritable. After our experiment we were able to conclude that our hypothesis was refuted because our average leaf density in our daughter population increased. Introduction: We are artificially selecting for a trait in the plant Brassica rapa. ( Wisconsin Fast Plant). Brassica rapa has been artificially selected

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    Rules of attraction: Biological and evolutionary reasons of mate choice ABSTRACT Within the past decade we have witnessed a series of new developments and an enormously growing interest in the understanding of human behaviour‚ especially when it comes to the basic principles of human mate choice. Mate preference is something which is often considered a very individual choice and appears to be influenced by cultural and economic norms. However‚ on the basis of numerous research works‚ it is

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    FEMALE MATE CHOICE IN POECILIA RETICULATA Abstract: In this experiment we examined female mate preference in the Trinidad guppy‚ Poecilia reticulata. Female guppies prefer to mate with brightly colored males in numerous species. From the jealousy experiment‚ the modeled female is jealous with the other female which is in the same section with 2 different males. The modeled female significantly preferred the males with 1 female than 3 males in other section. Introduction: Intrasexual selection

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    Option 5 Describe the difference between Darwin’s theories of (a) natural selection and (b) sexual selection. - Natural Selection The theory that members of a species each have slight variations from each other‚ and that these variations have the ability to enable some members of a species a survival advantage in certain environments. As a result of having a variation that increases their likelihood to survive‚ they are allowed to propagate‚ and their offspring have an increased likelihood of

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