A Species' Biotic Potential Is Intrinsically Determined by All of the Following

question 7

Multiple Choice

A species' biotic potential is intrinsically determined by all of the following EXCEPT which one?

• A) the number of members of reproductive age
• B) the number of offspring produced by each reproducing member
• C) the time span before offspring reach reproductive maturity
• D) the ratio of males to females
• E) the presence of competing species in the same habitat

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Definitions:

Stereotyping

Making generalized assumptions about individuals or groups based on perceived characteristics, often leading to prejudiced attitudes or actions.

Social Identity

The part of an individual’s self-concept derived from their perceived membership in social groups, shaping their behavior and attitudes.

Internal Attribution

The process of explaining one's own behavior or the behavior of others based on internal characteristics such as personality, disposition, or intention.

Internal Attribution

The explanation of an individual's behavior as being caused by internal characteristics such as personality, disposition, or attitudes.