The Introduction of Nonnative Species Often Results in Unforeseen Consequences

question 97

Multiple Choice

The introduction of nonnative species often results in unforeseen consequences.This experience indicates that when introducing nonnative species we would be well advised to apply the

• A)first law of thermodynamics
• B)Occam's razor
• C)precautionary principle
• D)cautionary concept
• E)natural order concept

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Definitions:

Change Of Actions

The process of modifying one's behavior or actions in response to external or internal factors.

Group Pressures

The influence exerted by a social group on individual members to behave in certain ways or conform to group norms and expectations.

Conformity

The act of changing one's behavior or beliefs in order to match those of others, typically as a result of real or imagined group pressure.

Door-In-The-Face Technique

A compliance method whereby a large request is made knowing it will be refused so that a subsequent, smaller request is more likely to be accepted.