The "Butterfly Effect" Describes a Situation in Which a Minor

Multiple Choice

The "butterfly effect" describes a situation in which a minor change in input (eg, a butterfly flapping its wings in one part of the world) can have a major effect on output (eg, a windstorm developing in another part of the world) . This aspect of chaotic systems illustrates their property of:

A) the reiterative feedback loop.
B) linearity.
C) preordained periodic behavior.
D) the fractionation of outputs.