Imitation as a Strategy for Acquiring New Technology Is Based

question 166

Multiple Choice

Imitation as a strategy for acquiring new technology is based on the difference in effort between

• A)creating it and thinking of it.
• B)creating it and looking it up.
• C)looking it up and writing it down.
• D)discovering it and innovating it.

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Definitions:

Metamorphism

Metamorphism is a geological process where rock types are transformed into new types under conditions of high pressure and temperature, but without melting.

Landslide Hazard

The potential risk of landslides occurring in an area, often assessed to mitigate damage to property and loss of life.

Steep Cliffs

Vertical or near-vertical rock faces, often formed by the erosive actions of water or the earth's tectonic movements.

Dry Climate

A climate characterized by low precipitation throughout the year, leading to arid conditions and limited vegetation.