An Intertidal Species of Seastar Helps to Maintain the Diversity

question 26

Multiple Choice

An intertidal species of seastar helps to maintain the diversity of the intertidal region by controlling the mussel population. a.Without the seastar, the mussel population would crowd out other species and take over their territory.
The seastar could be called a(n)

• A)indicator species
• B)keystone species
• C)foundation species
• D)aggressive species
• E)repressor species

Appreciate the importance of basic and psychological needs in influencing behavior.

Evaluate the criticisms and limitations of Maslow's theories.

Differentiate between Maslow's hierarchy of needs and cognitive needs.

Assess personal growth and development using the characteristics of self-actualizing individuals.

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Definitions:

Ethical Concerns

Considerations related to determining what is right or wrong in a moral sense, often applied in professional and personal decision-making.

Psychological Study

The scientific research and analysis of human behavior, emotions, and mental processes.

Self-Image

A person's mental representation of themselves, shaped by personal experiences, social interactions, and internalized beliefs and attitudes.

Legitimate Authority

A concept in sociology and psychology referring to an authority recognized as rightful or lawful by those over whom it is exercised, often based on social norms or government position.