The Geographic Perspective That Distinguishes Geography from Other Fields of Study

question 31

Multiple Choice

The geographic perspective that distinguishes geography from other fields of study means that

• A)geographers use computers only after they examine maps.
• B)geographers examine how the spatial features affect and are affected by nonspatial issues.
• C)geographers use field work to report results.
• D)geographers do not need to follow the scientific method when they solve research problems.

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Definitions:

Relevant Information

Data or facts that are applicable to a situation or problem, and can influence decision-making processes.

Depreciable Asset

A long-term asset for which the decline in value over time due to use and wear can be allocated over its useful life in a systematic manner.

Retrospectively

A method of application where the rules or standards are applied to actions, transactions, or situations that have occurred in the past.