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Simulation does not usually allow decision makers to see how a solution to a complex problem evolves over (compressed) time, nor can decision makers interact with the simulation.
Spiralling Population
A scenario where a population grows rapidly due to a combination of high birth rates and lower mortality rates, often resulting in increased stress on resources and infrastructure.
Out-migration
The movement of people from a certain area or country to another, leading to a decrease in the population of the origin place.
Geographic Mobility
The ability or willingness of individuals or populations to move across different geographic areas, often for work or living conditions.
Gender Schema Theory
A cognitive theory suggesting that individuals learn gender roles and behaviors by categorizing and internalizing information according to societal norms.
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