An Example of Temporary Grouping Which Arises in the Presence

question 6

Multiple Choice

An example of temporary grouping which arises in the presence of a predator is called ________.  

• A) group predation
• B) group hunting
• C) selfish herd
• D) confusion effect
• E) social defense

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Definitions:

Consumer's Surplus

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Mead

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Utility Function

An economic model that describes how consumers rank different bundles or combinations of goods according to the level of satisfaction or utility they provide.

Equivalent Variation

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