The Measure of an Organism's Ability to Compete in the Struggle

question 30

Multiple Choice

The measure of an organism's ability to compete in the struggle for existence is known as

• A) fitness.
• B) adaptation.
• C) the phenotype.
• D) aptation.

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Definitions:

Constant

A fixed value that does not change in mathematical equations or scientific experiments, providing stability to formulas and analyses.

Sample

A selected subset of a population, chosen for the purpose of analysis or scientific study, intended to represent the larger group.

Biological Perspective

An approach in psychology focusing on the understanding of human behavior from a biological standpoint, examining genetic, neurological, and physiological processes.

Thoughts

Mental cognitive processes involving the organization and understanding of information, as well as the forming of beliefs and attitudes.