The study of environmental issues is underpinned by the understanding of the concept of an environmental value system (EVS). Cho
ose the sentence which best describes an EVS. Your answer: The amount of financial profits created by the exploitation of resources available in an environment. An ideological doctrine imposed on an individual by the government and supported by appropriate regulations to manage environmental issues. The material worth placed on the environment by and individual or a group. A set of paradigms or views shaped by one's background, culture and education which determine the way an individual or a group evaluate and find solutions to the existing environmental problems.
A set of paradigms or views shaped by one's background, culture and education which determine the way an individual or a group evaluate and find solutions to the existing environmental problems.
Explanation:
Environmental value system (EVS) is a view of a subject that transforms the way an individuals or the society thinks, view and evaluate environmental issues.
Their ideas and views is influenced by cultural, economic and socio-political background.
Factors such as education, media and religious doctrines are inputs in ESV that enhance perception.
Information are processed and changes perceptions of the environment by an individual and also changes decisions.
