The idea that regions need central areas for key functions to converge and these places tend to prosper represents what theoretical position?
A) Central Place Theory
B) Centrific Zone Theory
C) Social Ecological Theory
D) Hyperurbanization Theory
Answer: A
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
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A. "Do the brain cells still contain neurotransmitters?" B. "Does the body respond to a pinprick?" C. "Has there been any movement for the past hour?" D. "Is the person in a coma?"
Which of the following is identified in the text as a latent function of schooling?
A. providing society with skilled workers B. giving people the skills they need to earn a living C. preparing people to participate in the country's political and economic systems D. providing child care to working parents