How Is the Concept of Catastrophism Different from the Concept

question 13

Multiple Choice

How is the concept of catastrophism different from the concept of uniformitarianism?

• A)Catastrophism is the idea that the shape of the earth's surface gradually shifts over time.
• B)Catastrophism is only the result of human-induced changes.
• C)Unlike uniformitarianism,catastrophism is the result of a single event.
• D)none of the above

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Definitions:

Authority

signifies the legitimate power or right given to an individual or body to make decisions, command resources, and enforce obedience.

Performing Stage

A phase in group development where members effectively work together and achieve high levels of task performance and cooperation.

Bruce Tuckman

An American psychological researcher known for his "forming, storming, norming, performing" model of group development.

Group Development

The sequence of stages groups undergo from formation to termination, including forming, storming, norming, and performing.