I believe the answer is: <span>is significantly better than others at performing a certain task
Developmentalist believe that a strong skill set is aquired through repeating a certain action over and over again to the point where that person could perform a certain task in significantly better quality compared to other people.
According to these developmentalists, in order to be a world class expert in a certain thing, you need to at least put 10,000 hours of effort into that task.</span>
Answer:This species of grass would be classified as an INVASIVE species.
Explanation:
An invasive species is an animal or a plant that comes from another part of the world into another place where it is not originally from and it starts to grow or live there, invading the original or native species.
They are usually carried into other regions through ship ballast water and in most cases by people (through food from other countries or attached in clothes that were worn in another region)
The negative effect of these species is that can destroy the native species, cause extinction of the native species,harm the natural resources and affect how human use of these natural resources.
They are very competitive and can compete with the native species for limited resources hence they end up changing and disrupting the natural habitat of the native species. This affect the overall ecosystem and biodiversity.
The sociocultural perspective is an approach to try and figure out why humans behave the way they do. It looks at the rules of social groups and subgroups in which the person is a part of.
Most of us have heard of the saying, "Birds of a feather flock together". Well, this is a very accurate statement. When you see different social groups, you start to notice that they, in some form or fashion, share the same idea, or fashion sense, beliefs, past, etc. This connection plays a huge role in the development of us as humans. Just like the more you hang out around bad people, the more susceptible you are to participating in those things, the same goes with hanging around good people, or people that try and do the right thing and can enjoy spending time together without doing something illegal. <em>All in all, the people we hang out with or spend time with impact us more than we care to notice.</em>
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<span>These factors activate, direct, and sustain these behaviors. Activation allows the person to begin the behavior that is wanted to be performed, the direction allows the person to actually have a target for these behaviors, and the sustenance concept allows for the person to continue the behaviors even when stopping might seem like the more prudent action.</span>
