SM Communities Differ from Communities in the Past Because They

question 33

Multiple Choice

SM communities differ from communities in the past because they are ________.

• A) formed based on family relationships
• B) limited by geographic location
• C) formed based on mutual interests
• D) limited by organizational boundaries

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Definitions:

Cognitive Skills

Mental abilities that are part of the thinking process, aiding in problem solving, memory, decision making, and learning.

Ethnicity

A social group that shares a common and distinctive culture, religion, language, or the like.

Ethological Theory

A perspective in psychology that stresses the evolutionary and biological roots of behavior, often examining behaviors from a survival or adaptive standpoint.

Critical Period

A specific time in development when exposure to certain stimuli or experiences is necessary for proper development.