The Reciprocal Effects of Clusters on One Another

question 9

Multiple Choice

The reciprocal effects of clusters on one another:

• A) are well supported with extensive research
• B) have little support despite extensive research
• C) have some support based on limited research
• D) have no support because no researcher has examined this issue

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Utilization of Space

The process or manner in which an area or volume is used or managed.

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