Select the best response: Consider: Balance Point Temperatures in Internally Dominated Buildings are typically lower than in Envelope Dominated Buildings. Question: Why is it that the total amount of Space Heating Energy consumed by a building during one heating season is typically lower in and Internally Dominated Building than in an Envelope Dominated Buildings? Select one: a. Occupants are typically more interactive with an Internally Load Dominated Building Control System, so they are able to control when the Building's Heating System is turned on by changing the setpoint on the thermostat. b. Internally Load Dominated Buildings have high exterior surface area to volume ratios, which minimizes heat loss to the exterior. c. Internally Load Dominated Buildings have substantial lighting and equipment loads which generate heat; reducing the occasions and durations wherein the Building's Heating System is required to operate. d. The stated question is False, it should be rephrased Why is it that the total amount of Space Heating Energy consumed by a building during one heating season is typically higher in an Internally Dominated Building than in an Envelope Dominated Buildings