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Interactions with Immediate and Past Environments That Occur Through the Laws

Question 195

Question 195

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Interactions with immediate and past environments that occur through the laws of learning are called:


A) adaptive significance
B) species adaptation
C) personal adaptation
D) adaptive preparedness

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