What Is the Key Feature That Distinguishes Intensive Agriculture from Horticulture

question 14

Multiple Choice

What is the key feature that distinguishes intensive agriculture from horticulture?

• A) Intensive agriculture uses techniques that allow people to cultivate fields permanently.
• B) Intensive agriculture begins only after a population reaches a critical density.
• C) Only intensive agriculture incorporates any sort of technology.
• D) Horticulture produces foods for village use, while intensive agriculture focuses on crops to sell.

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Definitions:

Refreezing Phase

The final stage in the change process where new behaviors or processes are solidified and integrated into normal operations.

Coercing Phase

A stage in conflict or negotiation where forceful tactics are employed to gain advantage or compliance.

Refreezing Phase

In the context of change management, it is the final stage in Lewin's change model where new behaviors are solidified into the organization's culture.

Lewin's Model

A model for understanding organizational and behavioral change, typically described through the phases of unfreezing, changing, and refreezing.