Read the Following Scenario and Answer the Questions Below

question 32

Multiple Choice

Read the following scenario and answer the questions below.
The formation of sinkholes has become a fairly common phenomenon in the state of Florida. Most sinkholes are small, but some sinkholes have led to catastrophic property damage and loss of life. One September day in 1999, folks began to notice that Lake Jackson in the panhandle region was shrinking. Within a few days, it was almost gone. A sinkhole had opened beneath the lake and drained it, along with all of the fish and alligators. Another sinkhole formed just 10 miles from Walt Disney World in August 2013, swallowing a 48- unit villa at Summer Bay Resort.
As aquifers lose water, their substrates can become weaker and less capable of supporting overlying strata and any human structures built upon them. In such cases, the land surface above may subside. Sometimes subsidence can occur locally and suddenly, in the form of sinkholes, areas where the ground gives way with little warning. Once the ground subsides, soil becomes compacted, losing the porosity that enabled it to hold water. Recharging a depleted aquifer may therefore become more difficult.
-A serious problem that results from excessive water withdrawn from aquifers is that _____________

• A)the soils contaminate the aquifer, making it unfit for human use
• B)the aquifer decreases in size and new aquifers form
• C)the water tends to overflow and flood the entire area
• D)the aquifer increases in size, draining a larger surface area and leaving less water in rivers, streams, and lakes
• E)the surrounding soils are compacted and the size of the aquifer is reduced

Grasp the significance of cognitive needs within Maslow's broader theoretical framework.

Understand the methods used by Maslow to study self-actualizers.

Recognize Maslow's contribution to humanistic psychology and his role within the movement.

Appreciate the relevance and critique of Maslow's concept of metaneeds.

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Definitions:

Clicking

In the context of computer usage, it refers to pressing and releasing a button on a mouse or other input device to select or interact with elements on a screen.

Unconditioned Stimulus

A stimulus that naturally triggers a response without prior learning.

Food

Any nutritious substance that people or animals eat or drink to maintain life and growth.

Conditioned Stimulus

A previously neutral stimulus that, after being paired with an unconditioned stimulus, evokes a conditioned response.