How Are Parasitoids Different from Typical Brood Parasites

question 68

Multiple Choice

How are parasitoids different from typical brood parasites?

• A) They are usually not insects.
• B) They affect only plants.
• C) They lay eggs inside a host, which is eventually killed.
• D) They fool another species into caring for their young.
• E) They usually only affect the eggs of birds.

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Definitions:

Motivation

The psychological processes that arouse and direct goal-directed behavior.

Drive-Reduction Theory

A motivational theory proposing that humans are motivated to reduce internal states of tension and psychological discomfort, seeking to restore homeostasis.

Drives

Psychological triggers that stimulate an organism to action toward a specific goal or fulfillment of a need.

Needs

Basic requirements for human survival and well-being, such as food, water, protection, and love.