Exam 7: Human Interaction

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Because it is such a recent phenomenon,the telecommunications revolution has had limited effect on spatial interaction patterns.

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What is psychological distance? Illustrate with an example.

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Chain migration involves the place transition from,for example,rural to central city residence through a series of less extreme locational changes,from farm to small town to suburb,and finally to the major central city itself.

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The term diffusion refers to a pattern of

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Maps of residential preferences created by people from different parts of Canada shared

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The spread of Wal-Mart in the United States is an example of

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Think of your own experience with a city or metropolitan area (other than the one in which you live).Discuss the ways in which you may have developed a false perception and distorted mental map of that city or metropolitan area.

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What push and pull factors were most important in shaping the migration patterns within the United States during the 1990s?

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Human interaction does NOT include

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We form place opinions and perceptions only on the basis of personal experience.

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If a trend spreads first among the largest cities and only later appears in the smaller towns in between the large cities,it is called

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The graph of the cumulative number of adopters of an innovation versus time resembles

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The telecommunications revolution promotes space-time and space-cost convergence.

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Which one of the following is a push factor?

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