DP IB Environmental Systems & Societies (ESS): SL 1.1 Perspectives

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A series of vocabulary flashcards outlining essential terms and concepts from the DP IB Environmental Systems & Societies lecture on perspectives.

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Perspective

How an individual sees and understands a particular situation, formed by assumptions, values, and beliefs.

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Sociocultural norms

The shared standards and patterns that guide the behavior of a group of people in a society.

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Environmental Movement

A collective effort to increase awareness and action towards environmental issues and promote sustainability.

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Values

Qualities or principles believed to have worth and importance, guiding behaviors and attitudes.

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Ecocentrism

An environmental value system prioritizing the intrinsic value of nature and ecosystems over human needs.

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Anthropocentrism

A worldview that places human beings at the center, prioritizing human needs over the environment.

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Technocentrism

A worldview focused on technology and human innovation to solve environmental problems.

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Environmental Value System (EVS)

A framework that shapes how individuals or groups perceive and evaluate environmental issues.

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Behaviour-time graphs

Graphs that track changes in behaviors or lifestyles over time, visualizing trends in environmental actions.

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Value Surveys

Surveys designed to investigate the perspectives of social groups towards environmental issues.

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Collectivist Perspective

A viewpoint that prioritizes community well-being over individual rights.

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Individualistic Perspective

A viewpoint that emphasizes personal responsibility and individual freedom of choice.

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Arguments

Constructs used to support or challenge a particular perspective, often presented to persuade others.

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Conflicts from Different Values

Tensions that arise when significant values clash, especially in multicultural societies.

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NGOs (Non-Governmental Organizations)

Organizations independent of government influence that work towards social or political goals.

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Greta Thunberg

A climate activist known for leading youth strikes for climate action and advocating for urgent policy changes.

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Silent Spring

A book by Rachel Carson that highlighted the dangers of pesticides, raising environmental awareness.

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Paris Agreement

An international treaty aiming to limit global temperature rise and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

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An Inconvenient Truth

A documentary by Al Gore that raised awareness about climate change and its consequences.

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Plastic Pollution

The accumulation of plastic products in the environment, particularly affecting marine ecosystems.

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Clean Air Act

A UK law passed to tackle pollution and improve air quality.

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Rio Earth Summit

A UN conference that set global directives for sustainable development and environmental protection.