A) social comparison.
B) the adaptation-level phenomenon.
C) relative deprivation.
D) Parkinson's second law.
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A) There would be an equal number of record-breaking high and low temperatures.
B) Animals would prefer to migrate to higher elevations.
C) Sea levels would rise to a large extent.
D) There would be an equal amount of methane and carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
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A) Sea levels will fall.
B) Animal species will migrate to higher elevations.
C) Floods will become less intense.
D) There will be a rapid increase in biodiversity.
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A) 4 billion; 10 billion
B) 5 billion; 7 billion
C) 5 billion; 5 billion
D) 7 billion; 1 billion
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A) they will be equally happy.
B) Steve will be happier.
C) Ben will be happier.
D) we cannot predict who will be happier.
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A) is a marginal threat.
B) is not scientifically proven.
C) is occurring.
D) has not started yet.
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A) increasing income tax
B) regulating birth rates
C) providing incentives for conservation behaviors
D) creating a one-world economy
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A) increasing technological efficiency and agricultural productivity.
B) moderating consumption.
C) decreasing population.
D) All of the answers are correct.
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A) relative deprivation.
B) Parkinson's second law.
C) displacement.
D) the adaptation-level phenomenon.
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A) oxygen
B) nitrogen
C) methane
D) argon
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A) increased hurricanes and heat waves.
B) less melting snow and glaciers for rivers during dry seasons.
C) thickening polar ice caps.
D) grazing lands turning into desert.
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A) further research.
B) political acts supported by public attitudes.
C) a one-world economy.
D) dictatorial governance.
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A) upward social comparison.
B) downward social comparison.
C) Parkinson's second law.
D) the adaptation-level phenomenon.
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A) moderating consumption.
B) increasing technological efficiency.
C) increasing population.
D) increasing agricultural productivity.
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A) stronger and stricter laws.
B) a major catastrophe to occur first.
C) a worldwide natural disaster or plague.
D) a shift in public consciousness similar to the civil rights and women's movements.
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A) the spread of diseases.
B) deforestation.
C) increasing consumption.
D) both increasing population and consumption.
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A) a rise in sea levels.
B) the polarization of the ionosphere.
C) earthquakes becoming less common.
D) decreased birth rates in industrialized nations.
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A) raising a family.
B) helping others in difficulty.
C) finding fulfilling work.
D) being very well off financially.
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A) A warming greenhouse gas blanket is growing.
B) Random weather variations are producing equal numbers of record-breaking high and low temperatures.
C) Animals are migrating to lower elevations.
D) The sea levels are falling.
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