The Ability to Limit Access to Certain Types of Information

question 33

Multiple Choice

The ability to limit access to certain types of information and to control how that information is distributed and used by other people refers to which dimension of privacy?

• A) communication
• B) daily decisions
• C) information
• D) intimate activities

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Definitions:

Paedomorphosis

Retention of juvenile or larval features in a sexually mature animal.

Allometric Growth

Variation in the relative rates of growth for different parts of the body during development.

Macroevolution

Large-scale evolutionary events over long time spans. Macroevolution results in phenotypic changes in populations that are significant enough to warrant their placement in taxonomic groups at the species level and higher. Compare with microevolution.

Adaptive Radiation

The rapid diversification of a single ancestor species into a wide variety of forms with different ecological niches.