Ecology and Human Relationships
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According to the ecological outlook, what is the relationship between the whole and its parts?

  • The whole is equal to the sum of its parts
  • The whole is larger than the sum of its parts (correct)
  • There is no relationship between the whole and its parts
  • The whole is smaller than the sum of its parts

What is the primary goal of utilizing diversified energy sources?

  • To increase the use of solar energy
  • To promote the use of wind power
  • To create a monopoly in the energy market
  • To reduce the use of traditional energy sources (correct)

What is implied by the ecological outlook in terms of social development?

  • That social development should be dictated by government policies
  • That social development should be driven by economic growth
  • That social development should be controlled by a hierarchical structure
  • That social development should be free to find its own equilibrium spontaneously (correct)

Why is variety sought in the ecological outlook?

<p>For its own sake, in both the natural and social worlds (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What type of ecology is concerned with the relationship between human beings?

<p>Social ecology (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the advantage of utilizing a mosaic of energy sources?

<p>It provides a minimal use of traditional energy sources (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Ecology and Human Relationships

  • Ecology is not just about humans and the natural world, but also about human relationships with each other.
  • There are three realms of ecology: natural ecology, social ecology, and urban ecology.

Ecological Outlook

  • The ecological outlook is holistic, meaning the whole is larger than the sum of its parts.
  • It views unity and differentiation as essential for natural and social development.
  • This development should occur spontaneously, without coercion, hierarchy, or domination.

Importance of Diversity

  • Variety is valuable in both the natural and social worlds.
  • Diversification is key in eco-technologies and eco-communities.
  • A diversified approach is necessary for alternative energy sources, such as combining solar, wind, geothermal, and hydroelectric power.

Alternative Energy Sources

  • Relying on a single alternative energy source is not a solution.
  • A mosaic of energy sources is needed to create a new energy base with minimal use of traditional energy sources.

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Understanding the concept of ecology beyond human-nature relationships, and its impact on social and urban setups. This quiz explores the holistic outlook of ecology and its significance in unity and differentiation.

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