When a Natural Disaster Kills Off a Large Proportion of the Population

question 41

Multiple Choice

When a natural disaster kills off a large proportion of the population, resulting in a severe reduction in the gene pool, it is called

• A) natural selection.
• B) bottleneck effect.
• C) founder effect.
• D) gene flow.
• E) directional selection.

Grasp the concept of neuromarketing and its application in understanding consumer behavior and brain responses to marketing stimuli.

Comprehend the role and methodology of ethnographic research in observing consumer interactions in natural settings.

Recognize the significance of television ratings and their influence on advertising and content decisions.

Understand the utility of mystery shoppers in evaluating customer service and product quality.

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Definitions:

Multiplication

A fundamental arithmetic operation that combines two quantities to find their product.

Correct

Free from errors or inaccuracies; to make or set right.

Cent

A unit of currency equaling one hundredth of various dollar bills and other units of currency.

Four-figure Accuracy

A level of precision in numerical representation where only the first four digits are considered significant.