The Fact That Sensory Systems Are Need-Specific Is Demonstrated by Which

question 116

Multiple Choice

The fact that sensory systems are need-specific is demonstrated by which of the following examples?

• A) Giraffes need to eat the leaves from trees, and so they have developed a long neck so they can reach food.
• B) Human beings have evolved past their need for an appendix, so that organ can be removed without any negative impact.
• C) Bats hunt in the dark so they use echolocation instead of eyesight to track down prey.
• D) Roaches have learned that they are safest in dark locations where they cannot be seen by human beings, so they stay in floors and walls where they will not be detected.

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Definitions:

Time Utilities

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Place Utilities

The value added to products by having them available at locations where they are needed or wanted by consumers.

Performance Expectations

The anticipated level of performance or outcome that individuals or organizations aim to achieve.

Purchasing Manager

A professional responsible for overseeing the acquisition of goods and services for their organization, ensuring both quality and cost-effectiveness.