Environmental Justice Is a Movement To

question 27

Multiple Choice

Environmental justice is a movement to:

• A) Prevent inequitable exposure to risk, such as from hazardous waste.
• B) Identify polluters and require them to pay for the cleanup of their toxic waste.
• C) Reduce pollution at the source, rather than treat and dispose of waste at the "end of the pipe."
• D) Specifically restrict the use of dangerous pesticides which can pollute groundwater.

Comprehend the concept of self-efficacy and its significance in personal and organizational behavior.

Analyze the factors influencing attribution in organizational settings and their impact on behavior.

Understand the principles of Operant Conditioning and its relevance to organizational behavior management (OB Mod).

Identify different reinforcement strategies and their applications in managing organizational behavior.

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