The High Level of Interdependence and Interconnectedness of Nature and Society

question 16

Multiple Choice

The high level of interdependence and interconnectedness of nature and society is often described as:

• A) conservation.
• B) the First Law of Ecology.
• C) the principle of biodiversity.
• D) the oneness of the biosphere.
• E) the definition of an ecosystem.

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Definitions:

Covariation Principle

A principle in social psychology that asserts that for someone to attribute an effect to a condition, they must observe that the effect covaries with the condition across time.

Dispositional Attribution

The tendency to attribute someone's behavior to their personality, character, or disposition rather than situational factors.

Smart

Characterized by quick intelligence or cleverness.

Luck Of The Draw

An expression denoting the outcome of a situation determined purely by chance.