Solifluction Requires

question 32

Multiple Choice

Solifluction requires

• A)an active layer,flat surfaces,and water.
• B)soil saturation,an active layer,and sloping surfaces.
• C)sloping surfaces,an active layer and gravel.
• D)flat surfaces,water,and freezing temperatures.
• E)freezing temperatures,a saturated layer,and sand.

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Definitions:

Experimental Realism

The extent to which the conditions of an experiment mimic the real-world scenarios they aim to replicate or study, affecting the validity of the outcomes.

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Experimental Realism

The extent to which an experiment mirrors real-life experiences, enhancing its validity.

Mundane Realism

The degree to which an experiment or research study mirrors the real world, enhancing the generalizability of its findings to everyday situations.