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What is an environmental value system (EVS)?
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A worldview about the relationship between humans and the natural world that shapes environmental decisions.
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Give a one-sentence definition.
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What is the EVS “inputs → processes → outputs” idea?
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Inputs are influences, processes are how you interpret them (values/beliefs), and outputs are the decisions/actions you take.
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Think: influences → thinking → actions.
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Give two examples of EVS inputs.
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Examples: cultural traditions, media/social media, scientific information, economic conditions, religion, direct experiences.
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Inputs = what shapes your views.
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What are EVS processes?
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How you interpret inputs: evaluating evidence, emotions, moral judgements, and identity/values.
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Processes = beliefs + reasoning.
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Give two examples of EVS outputs.
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Examples: supporting/opposing laws, lifestyle choices (diet/energy/travel), campaigning/volunteering, political choices.
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Outputs = what you do.
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