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Modern Wild Faunal Resource System Management
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Autodidactics

The Faunal System Unit, a code phrase for the concepts, principles, rules, and algorithms for actively managing and changing modern wild faunal resource systems, is large,complex, and complicated. Learning it is difficult. Knowing when it has been learned is also difficult. Tests of knowledge may aid in judging whether a person has the elements and the decision processes needed to act in ways that experts in gamma theory would judge to be proper, perhaps superior. Tests concentrate learning efforts, suggest key elements, allow progress to be assessed, and allow performance to be assessed relative to a standard and to other participants in mastering WFR concepts. Acknowledged up front, tests are limited (as is the test designer). Often, only memory of word-meaning or the depth of the personal knowledgebase is tested. What is desired is knowledge about whether a person can use such words or factors well in field situations. Admitting the limitation, autodidactics works on the words, "facts", figures, definitions, and principles, assuming that if these are present, at least there is then the potential for sound action in the field and office where the real work must be done. Without a demonstration of such knowledge, work judged to be sound, informed, and responsible would seem unlikely...perhaps due to chance.

The following questions are designed to assist you in mastering WFR. It is likely that formal tests and exams will have a similar appearance, wording, and presentation. The questions allow a response (click on one of the optional answers that you think is correct). You will find out immediately about the correctness of your answer and in most cases, the reason(s) why it is improper. In some cases you will be "wrong" but more often there are shades of correctness. Always try to select the best among the options presented.

You may use the autodidactic units as often as you like. While test and exam questions may be similar or even identical to those contained here, it is likely to be unwise to spend excessive time here. Use these as sample questions. Return to previous class notes. Review textbooks. Re-read assigned materials. The presentations made within this site assume a high level of interest, dedication, prior education, or experience.


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Introductory
One of the major topics within which the questions, problems, and desired behavioral units of autodidactics are grouped...

Item Number (Numbers may not be in sequence since items will be added, removed, and re-organized. Numbers, however, will remain constant so that you may return to an item for future study or assistance. Use the "Find" capability of your computer or simply scroll up and down the list of items.)

1. Wildlife management is the art and science of producing game and other wild animals.

True aaaa or False bbbb ?

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