The Difference Between a Society and an Aggregation Is That

question 48

Multiple Choice

The difference between a society and an aggregation is that aggregations are characterized by:

• A) communication between all animals present.
• B) individuals present only for breeding.
• C) a lack of intentional interaction between those animals present.
• D) confinement; while in a society the individuals are free to enter and exit.
• E) genetically determined behavioral responses required to bring these individuals together.

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Definitions:

Maturation

The process of growth or development, often used in psychology to describe personal or cognitive development over time.

Maturation

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