The "Bell Curve Fallacy" refers to the mistaken belief that all complex human traits, such as intelligence, are normally distributed and predominantly determined by genetic factors. This fallacy can lead to several misconceptions and policy errors. Which of the following scenarios exemplifies the potential consequences of the Bell Curve Fallacy? Group of answer choices A healthcare system introduces a new treatment protocol that is customized based on individual genetic profiles to improve treatment efficacy. A company adopts a flexible work policy that allows employees to choose their work hours based on personal preference and productivity, rather than a fixed 9-to-5 schedule. A school district implements a new standardized testing protocol that assumes all students' performance will naturally distribute into a bell curve, leading to a fixed percentage of failures and successes regardless of teaching quality or student background. A government decides to allocate resources for environmental conservation based on the geographical areas that have the highest number of endangered species