Professor Janis Considers Humans as Reactors to the Environment

question 119

Multiple Choice

Professor Janis considers humans as reactors to the environment. Which of the major perspectives Professor Janis follow?

• A)Behavioural
• B)Humanistic
• C)Biological
• D)Psychodynamic
• E)Cognitive

Recognize the incentives and tools available for pollution control including subsidies and direct regulation.

Understand the purpose and application of the National Ambient Air Quality Standards.

Identify the variety of environmental regulatory strategies (e.g., taxes, permissible limits, technology standards).

Recognize the role of state and federal entities in environmental protection and regulation.

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Definitions:

Behavioural Component

Elements of behaviour that include actions and responses to stimuli or situations.

Physiological Component

The aspect of psychological processes and reactions that involves bodily functions and biological factors.

Achievement Motivation

A psychological drive or ambition for success and accomplishment in tasks, influencing one’s persistence, effort, and goal-setting behavior.

Elective Course

A class that students can choose to take as part of their curriculum, which is not required for their major or degree program.