Understanding Human Ecology and Ecological Systems Quiz

Human ecology is only concerned with the interactions between humans and the environment.

Urie Bronfenbrenner's ecological theory focuses on how the environment influences individuals only.

Human ecological systems consist of three types of environments: Human-behavioral, Human-constructed, and Natural.

Natural ecosystems are not included in the total environment context.

Human-environment interactions do not play a significant role in the natural ecosystem.

Absolute space, according to Classical mechanics, refers to a space that is not empty.

Space is qualitatively empty, immobile, and heterogeneous.

Place is created through acts of naming only, not through distinctive activities and imaginings.

Grain is the finest component of the environment that can be differentiated from a far distance.

Social distance can be correlated with physical distance, according to Hall (1966).

Intimate Zone starts at 0-1.5 feet and extends up to four feet.

Personal Zone is reserved for friends, family, and romantic/intimate partners.