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An advocacy campaign contains all of following EXCEPT:
divided individuals in public sphere
strategic course of action
communication
specific purposes
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Pragmatic communication has all of following EXCEPT:
instrumental purpose
it informs, educates, alerts, persuades, rejects
verbal and nonverbal modes of interaction
it invites particular perspective
3
All of the following occurred in 1970 EXCEPT:
National Environmental Policy Act
First Earth Day
Clean Air Act
publication of Silent Spring
4
Stuart Hall identified the following 3 ways to decode a cultural text, EXCEPT
oriented position
negotiated position
oppositional position
dominant position
5
Sustainability accounts for all of following P's EXCEPT:
Planet
Plastics
People
Profit
6
What was Interdependence credited with creating?
stories that go against official discourse
creation of sequence and meaning for events
focus on next seven generations
humble leaders
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All of following are true of Toys R Us ad EXCEPT:
ad pragmatically presents its toys as more fun than nature
ad assumes kids don't like nature
it constitutes its toys as fun in contrast to nature
ad reinforces stereotype that kids prefer toys over nature
8
Social-Altruistic environmental behavior focuses on all of following EXCEPT:
family
humanity
community
plants
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Sustainability accounts for all of following E's EXCEPT:
Equity
Environmental protection
Energy solutions
Economic health
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The way of studying how a product's “life” develops, from raw material extraction to exposure, is:
sustainability studies
green product analysis
life cycle assessment
cradle to grave
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Constitutive Communication is all of following EXCEPT:
verbal and nonverbal modes of interaction
it demands, promises, requests
evokes certain beliefs and feelings
it shapes, orients, and negotiates meaning
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As our guest speaker noted, for behavior change campaigns, all of following are vital ECEPT:
know your audience
short, simple message
images that allow for varied interpretations
behavior trying to be changed needs to be clear
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Environmental Communication includes all of following EXCEPT:
maintaining natural bonds with sustainable artifices
our ecological relationships in the world
relationships with nonhuman entities
naming, shaping, describing, orienting,and negotiating
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Individuals may have positive beliefs aboutenvironment but they may not take corresponding action(s). This describes:
Green Divide
Climate Chasm
Attitude-Behavior Gap
Sustainability Gap
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Extinction Rebellion uses following acts of civil disobedience EXCEPT:
dressing as chickens
chaining themselves to bridges
gluing themselves to trains
blockading major roads
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Climate Justice is defined by all of following EXCEPT:
recognizes intertwined relationship between global warming & social justice
encourages us to listen to and learn from frontlinecommunities
puts attention of environmental sacrifice zones
Identifies causes of climate crisis as due to First World fossil fuel use
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Key Environmental Communication concepts from Indigenous cultures include all following EXCEPT:
Interdependence
Seventh Generation Principle
Storytelling
Frontier Myth
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The extension of colonial tendencies to infantilize and dismiss local voices at time of disaster is known as:
Emergency Manager Effect
Emergency Colonization
Disaster Manager Supervision
Disaster Imperialism
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All of following were objectives of Zuni Salt Lake Coalition EXCEPT:
make sure aquifer was not drilled
Target the primary audience of local native tribes
deny permits needed to open coal mine
raise cost for coal mine company, in terms of time and money
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All of these are spheres of influence EXCEPT:
public
personal
biospheric
technical
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John Muir's writings evoked the following from his audience EXCEPT:
call to action
sense of overwhelming insignificance and awe
immediate awareness of sublime object
feeling of spiritual exaltation
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All of following is true of Conservation Movement EXCEPT:
sought to manage America’s forests like a natural resource
valued nature as wilderness
believed our relationship w/ environment was determined by economicdemands
influenced by British Utalitarianism
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Which national park was created first?
Sequoia
Yellowstone
Yosemite
Crater Lake
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Shift Away from Early Colonial Attitudes was due to all of following EXCEPT...
Romantic Aesthetics
American National Identity
Transcendentalism
Indigenous Sustainability
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Merck evaluates each of its facilities in terms of following, EXCEPT:
waste generation
energy use
water use
carbon footprint
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All of these are reasons that behavior-change campaigns fail EXCEPT:
they believe educating people is enough
need to address how to motivate consumer
Need to show how to take action
Need to connect individuals wit others in public sphere
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Most environmentally friendly labels in U.S. are governed only by voluntary guidelines, except:
organic
cage-free
green
non-gmo
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Selfish environmental behavior focuses on all of following EXCEPT:
convenience
health
animals
prosperity
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In wolf re-introduction debate, all of following are Constitutive examples EXCEPT:
Are wolves a vital species in an ecosystem?
Are they a predator of livestock, and therefore, livelihoods?
Will we or won't we re-introduce wolves
What does a wolf symbolize?
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What is main barrier to connecting with audience in Environmental Communication?
firsthand experience with issue
digital divide
collective organization
compassion fatigue
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The Grassroots movement for Environmental Justice began in:
late 1990s
late 1970s
early 1980s
1960
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What was the 3rd period of Environmental History in U.S.?
Arrival of European Settlers
Transcendentalism
Preservation vs. Conservation
Ecological Sensibility
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Who was most important during second period of environmental history in U.S.?
white males
Rachel Carson
John Muir
Indigenous thought
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Green Marketing has 3 purposes, including all of following EXCEPT:
image repair
green consumerism
image enhancement
product advertising
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An area that addresses the threat of species extinction is:
Extinction Rebellion
Endangerment Studies
Crisis Discipline
Threat Discipline
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A claim may be true w/in product category, but can detract from greater negative impacts of category as whole. This is:
Green Marketing
Vagueness
Greenwashing
Green Image Enhancement
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Although 82% of Americans have good greenintentions, only ???% are dedicated to fulfilling these intentions
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All of following are features shared by campaigns EXCEPT:
large audience
contains 1 communication activity
specific outcomes are intended
time limit
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All of following is true of Frontier Myth EXCEPT:
centers imperialism
prioritizes lived experiences of indigenous communities
views nation as justifiably founded by pioneers
imagined land as previously empty and riper for conquering
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3 Common Corporate Environmental Communication Strategies include all of following EXCEPT:
Green Marketing
Green Consumerism
Green Sustainability
Greenwashing
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Care Discipline is defined by all of following EXCEPT:
duty to prevent harm and to honor people, places, and nonhuman species
research devoted to unearthing human andnonhuman connections
Goal of surviving but not thriving
focus on interdependence, biodiversity and systemlimits
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Ai Weiwei is known for making following:
strikes against Chinese environmental practices
critical rhetoric for Sustainability Movement
acts of nonviolent civil disobedience
iron sculptures from the roots of giant trees fromBrazilian rainforests
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Environmental Advocacy Campaigns go beyond questioning or criticism and seek to do all of following EXCEPT:
is solely critical
change something beyond one’s personal lifestyle
goes beyond questioning
systemic change
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Environmental Justice calls for all of following EXCEPT:
more inclusive opportunities for those most affected to be heard
halt burdens on certain communities by caused by environmental harm
organizing a collective of individuals within the public sphere
envisioning environmentallyhealthy communities
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How did Patagonia exercise its corporate sustainability influence?
boycotting Outdoor Retailer Show
tracking its carbon footprint
creating "Worn Wear" program
honing its mission statement
46
An Indecorous Voice is deemed all of following EXCEPT:
too ignorant
inappropriate due to style
too emotional
fitting due to tone
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Successful Advocacy Campaigns incorporate all of following Communication strategies EXCEPT:
organizing
storytelling
researching
critical rhetoric
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Sacrifice Zones are defined by all of following EXCEPT:
they bear disproportionateburden for unsustainable practices
they are not included indecision-making
they have contributed least to climate change
they receive benefits from climate change and have profited from it
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Which of these is NOT a core principle of Unit 1?
Human communication is symbolic action
Need for balanced perspective to avoid toxic positivity/negativity
In public sphere, competing voices participate (about environment)
Our beliefs about environment are shaped via communication
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"Silent Spring" is example of:
preservation movement
conservation movement
critical rhetoric
indecorous voice
51
All of following is true of SunChips 2010 bags EXCEPT:
86% compostable bag
quieter bag was re-introduced after 1 year
bag could disintegrate in 14 weeks
launched right before Earth Day
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Communication focuses on all of the following EXCEPT:
what we express
why we express
with what consequences we express
how we express
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Strikes involve all of following EXCEPT:
protesting labor conditions
attempt to persuade employer to change work conditions
violation of laws and accepting legal consequences
collective refusal to work
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Expression in specific contexts, & significance of these symbolic modes of interaction to create shared meanings, is:
Communication
Syntax
Discourse
Rhetoric
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All of the following are aspects of the Public Sphere EXCEPT:
incorporates interdisciplinary tactics in order to combat digital divide
can range from local neighborhoods to international affairs
refers to forums and interactions in which individuals engage each other
involves subjects of wide concern that affect whole community