Answer:
Answered below
Explanation:
Environmental racism has to do with environmental population of neighborhoods populated by ethnic minority groups and races. Such population include; air pollution, garbage dumps, toxic waste facilities and hazards. An example of environmental racism is the asbestos in used housing and schools located in African American communities.
1) The American culture contributes to environmental racism because of their history with racism and slavery. The environmental policies were made to the disadvantage of minority groups.
2) Food scarcity is still very much a problem and a huge concern especially in poorer countries in Asia, South America and Africa. Increased population in these areas is a concern.
3) A higher population is a burden to resources available to us and therefore people should be concerned. The environment suffers as a result. The rate of pollution increases as human activities cause the destruction of natural protective mechanisms. Such activities include; industrial pollution, deforestation etc
4) Overpopulated countries should control their population growth. Methods such as birth control mechanisms and education would go a long way in helping this. Limiting the growth of an already overpopulated country is beneficial to humans and the environment.
It affects public opinion negatively because it people tend to believe what they hear.
There are a lot of remains and signs of UK in Austrialia. Perhaps one of the most visible ones (apart from the flag) is the left-hand traffic in Australia, very typical of former colonies of UK. Additionally, Austrialians see the Queen on their 5 dollar bill.
Answer:
correspondence bias
Explanation:
Our tendency to perceive the actions of others as caused by their dispositions or personality rather than perceiving the cause of their actions as the situation they are in is known as <u>correspondence bias</u>. Correspondence bias is the tendency to draw conclusions about an individuals reaction to a situation solely on his/her unique and enduring dispositions even though their reactions can be explained by the situation that occurred and not their unique disposition.
