The Sustainability of a Building Is Not Simply a Function

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Essay

The sustainability of a building is not simply a function of the design of the building but also a function the sustainable practices used in construction. State at least two items where the contracting community contributes toward a sustainable building.

Describe the interactions between species, including competition, predation, and symbiotic relationships.

Grasp basic ecological concepts related to biodiversity, such as richness and ecosystem structure.

Recognize adaptive strategies of species for survival and competition avoidance.

Understand the importance of biodiversity in ecological stability and the concept of ecological niches.

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Definitions:

Social Interest

A concept introduced by Alfred Adler, referring to an individual's attitude towards and awareness of being part of a community and the inclination to contribute positively to it.

Collective Unconscious

A concept introduced by Carl Jung that describes a segment of the unconscious mind formed from inherited memories and experiences, shared universally among humans.

Individual Psychology

A psychological framework which emphasizes understanding the uniqueness of each individual and how they strive for success and cope with feelings of inferiority.

Indivisible Whole

A concept referring to something that cannot be divided into smaller parts without losing its essential nature or function.