1.1 EVS

Question 1

EVS

Answer 1

a worldview that shapes the way people see and evaluate environmental issues

Question 2

Ecocentric

Answer 2

People who believe that nature is the center of life and that people should become less materialistic, and they also have strong opinions on biorights and education

Question 3

Anthropocentric

Answer 3

They believe that humans are the most important species and it’s their job to sustainably manage the earth, rely on taxing and regulations

Question 4

Technocentric

Answer 4

They believe that technological advancements will be the solution to global issues.

Question 5

Biocentric

Answer 5

those who consider all life to have important value in the world

Question 6

Deep Ecologist

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Extreme ecologists, values humans less than nature, believe that humans much radically change their behaviour in relation to the environment

Question 7

Soft Ecologists

Answer 7

Usually environmental managers, they share similar ideas with anthropocentrics

Question 8

Environmental Managers

Answer 8

Believes that economic growth and resource exploitation can continue if adjustments are made to policies

Question 9

Cornucopian

Answer 9

The belief that the world’s resources are unlimited and are all available for humans to take