Answer:
C. Survival is not often a struggle for most animals.
Explanation:
Animals in their habitat need to struggle for resources because of the competition and danger around. The competition among animals for their survival is a real struggle as their are finite resources in nature and it causes struggle for existence among individuals.
But some animals are blessed with unique senses that helps animals to survive despite the obstacles and dangers they face. <u>For example: some animals have camouflage pattern that helps the animals to blend in with its surroundings and predators are unable to recognize the prey, it protects them from predators.</u>
Hence, special senses in animals make the survival of some animals easy and not often a struggle and the correct answer is "C."
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ANSWER: It should be reported in a psychological journal using this formate of the APA style.
F(3, 26) = 2.91, P < .05
Explanation: APA which means American Psychological Association, has a style of reporting an experimental results in a their psychological journal.
To report the result of a one way ANOVA, one should be subtracted from the level of the independent variable, and the number of the levels should be subtracted from the number of subject in each group. The function of the values gotten is always equal to the result obtained at F. Since the alpha level is 0.05 that means P is less than 0.05.
30 - 4 = 26
4 - 1 = 3
Therefore;
F(3, 26) = 2.91
P < 0.05.
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"I don't know, Allie. That's up to you. But I would think about it. Think about what you really want."Anne Nelson and Allie Nelson, An Unexpected Visitor, p. 137</span><span>"I can't make this decision for you, Allie, this one's all yours. I want you to know, though, that I love you. And I always will. I know that doesn't help, but it's all I can do."Anne Nelson, An Unexpected Visitor, p. 138</span><span>"Follow your heart,"<span>Anne Nelson, An Unexpected Visitor, p. 139</span></span>