ESPM3271: Environmental Policy, Law, and Human Behavior

3 CreditsCivic Life and EthicsGlobal PerspectivesSocial SciencesSustainabilityTechnology and SocietyWriting & Information Literacy

What is necessary to achieve sustainable societies. What influences societal deliberation/decisions about environmental issues. How our behaviors affect natural systems. Key theoretical concepts of environmental social psychology and political science. How people respond to policies, using theoretical concepts from social psychology about attitudes, values, and social norms; applying these ideas to specific environmental problems and ethical debates.

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B+ Average (3.472)Most Common: A (45%)

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    Recommend

  • 3.55

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    Effort

  • 4.03

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    Understanding

  • 3.72

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    Interesting

  • 3.82

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