Understanding Yourself and the Natural Exam Prep Chapter 5 - Test Bank | Env. Justice SW Practice 1e Erickson by Christina L. Erickson. DOCX document preview.
Environmental Justice as Social Work Practice
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- Our understanding of nature is socially constructed and it is not neutral.
- True
- False
- Lack of time for play in the outdoors, especially for children, has been called .
- modernity
- Nature Deficit Disorder
- technology
- Nature Mood Disorder
- Extracting, collecting and harvesting nature at will reflects the perspective of nature as:
- landmine
- domination
- control
- economic resource
- In a spiritual perspective of nature, people view the natural world as:
- transformative
- a place to seek God
- awe inspiring
- all of the above
- Outdoor activities are often over-identified as white and male.
- True
- False
- Access to nature’s bounty and benefits and shielding from natures burdens is called .
- injustice
- environmental privilege
- luck
- infrastructure
- Privilege is one way is manifested.
- power
- wealth
- access
- colonization
- Nature is a form of public welfare.
- True
- False
- Relegating non-humans to a lesser position than humans is called:
- privilege
- oppression
- speciesism
- cruelty
10. One way to dismantle human privilege is to:
a. celebrate diversity
b. recognize our own participation in oppression
c. a and b
d. none of the above
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