Speaking in Geographic Terms,what Can Be Concluded About Edge Cities

question 89

Multiple Choice

Speaking in geographic terms,what can be concluded about edge cities?

• A) They have no self-contained services such as shopping and entertainment.
• B) They are far from commuting range of the city.
• C) They exist just beyond the fringe of suburbia.
• D) They have few working-class or middle-class neighbourhoods.

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Definitions:

Socio-emotional Selectivity Theory

A theory suggesting that as people age, they prioritize emotionally meaningful goals and relationships due to perceived limitations in time.

Disengagement Theory

A theory suggesting that aging involves a natural and inevitable mutual withdrawal or disengagement, resulting in decreased interaction between an aging person and others in the social system he belongs to.

Race Crossover

A phenomenon where the relative mortality rates of race or ethnic groups change positions over time or age.

Activity Theory

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