Plato's View of Species

question 36

Multiple Choice

Plato's view of species

• A) did not allow for evolutionary change.
• B) recognized that each individual in a species is unique.
• C) was similar to the modern concept of evolution.
• D) allowed for limited evolution within species.
• E) included species that do not actually exist.

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Definitions:

Social Structure

The organized pattern of relationships and social institutions that together compose society, including roles, classes, and social hierarchies.

Republican Society

A social order that emphasizes the welfare of the community and operates on principles of democracy and the rule of law, often in contrast to a monarchy or dictatorship.

Common Good

The benefit or interests of all participants in a society, considered as a guiding principle for governance and public policy.

Standard Deviation

A measure of the dispersion or variability of a set of values around the mean.