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SOCS 325 Midterm Multiple Choice 1. Question:(TCO 1) Which of the following is a predicted outcome of continued global warming? 2. Question:(TCO 2) The realist-constructionist debate in environ... mental sociology is characterized by differences in materialist versus idealist explanations of social life. Which of the following distinguishes a constructionist perspective on environment problems? 3. Question:(TCO 3) The 1995 Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to three scientists whose work led to discovery of the causes for the thinning of the earth's atmosphere by chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs). Which of the following was NOT one of these scientists? 4. Question:(TCO 4) Who is/was the "original affluent society" according to Marshall Sahlins? 5. Question:(TCO 5) The hau of material objects refers to: 6. Question:(TCO 6) What has been the result of air quality from strict emission controls? 7. Question:(TCO 7) According to Malthus, population grows: 8. Question:(TCO 7) Which of the following does Sen claim will NOT insure food availability? 9. Question:(TCO 3) What percentage of the world's original forests remain? 10. Question: (TCO 5) According to your text, what is the leading cause of death in the U.S. for individuals between the ages of 1 & 35? Essay 1. Question:(TCO 1) Define environmental sociology & what environmental sociologists study. If you were an environmental sociologist, explain your daily day. Compare & contrast how environmental sociologists differ from other types of sociologists. 2. Question:(TCO 2) Describe the environments impact on race, poverty, & disempowerment. Explain how this impacts human inequality & how it creates a community of haves & have nots. Compare & contrast some ways you would solve some of these issues of inequality. 3. Question:(TCO 4) Describe how consumption & materialism impact the physical environment? Give a few examples. Can our society continue to practice materialism & at the same time still become more sustainable? What are some things we overconsume? 4. Question:(TCO 6) Describe the economics & politics of implementing green technology in our society. Why are we so slow to move toward this type of green technology & away from petroleum? Compare & contrast which forms of green technology might realistically be built in the next 10 years. Which ones do you think need to wait until a future to be built, & why? 5. Question:(TCO 7) Describe in detail our population's impact on poverty. Provide a few detailed examples. Explain how environmental sociologists think we can solve issues of poverty. How do you think we can solve worldwide poverty? Respond Collapse Mark as Read RE: Documentation & Reimbursement Shannon Crane Email this Author 2/4/2015 2:27:24 PM Robyn, Thank you for your perspective. I completely see how you have a problem with documenting by exception. I am a brand new nurse, & I have the "luxury", if you can call it that, of being required to narrative chart on paper. I feel like this is a blessing in some ways. I am almost hyper-aware of everything I do & how I document. Some entries from others are so brief & vague, I don't feel like I have a clear picture of my patients sometimes. During nursing school, I did do a rotation in which everything was documented by exception, & while there was an option to add a comment, I noticed that many nurses did not. I tried to add as much detail as I could. I do feel this way may be quicker, but the true view of the patient as an individual can be lost...A sort of "cookie cutter" method of charting. I have heard experienced nurses voice that the "art" of nursing has been lost. Shannon Respond Collapse Mark as Read RE: Documentation & Reimbursement Vanessa Baker Email this Author 2/8/2015 9:07:53 PM Shannon, I tend to "over" chart sometimes. Not really double charting but being more descriptive, & always starting with "Pt presented," [Show More]

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