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Checking Your Understanding 1.1

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Perspectives 1.1 Checking Your Understanding Questions

  1. Outline what a perspective is and what contributes to its formation.
  2. Outline what values are and how the values of organisations can be seen.
  3. Describe how a values survey can be used to investigate a group’s perspectives on a topic.
  4. Suggest why someone’s worldview may be more complex than it might have been thirty years ago.
  5. Draw a diagram to represent an environmental value system.
  6. Distinguish between the environmental perspectives of technocentrism, anthropocentrism, and ecocentrism.
  7. Outline the types of approaches taken by these three environmental perspectives. Give examples for each.
  8. Sketch a behaviour-time graph for how perspectives towards eating meat have changed in a country like Germany.
  9. Outline one influence on the development of the environmental movement.
  10. Evaluate the use of environmental perspectives when discussing solutions to climate change.
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