From the Perspective of Human Ecology, the Built Environment in Cities

question 15

Multiple Choice

From the perspective of human ecology, the built environment in cities reflects and reinforces cultural values. Which of the following is an example of this perspective?

• A) Skyscrapers symbolize the power of business.
• B) Hospitals care for the sick.
• C) The homeless symbolize lack of compassion.
• D) Churches symbolize Christianity.

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Definitions:

Cross-cultural

Pertaining to or comparing different cultures or societies, especially to understand cultural differences or similarities.

Culture Bound

Refers to the notion that behaviors and interpretations are strongly influenced by cultural context, making them difficult to apply universally.

Workers' Expectancies

Relates to the anticipations or beliefs workers hold about the outcomes of their efforts and how these beliefs influence their motivation and performance.

Clear Performance Goals

Specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound objectives set to evaluate an individual's or organization's effectiveness and efficiency in achieving desired outcomes.