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What is culture of poverty?
Culture of poverty is a belief of poor people that they were poor, they are poor and they will be poor. Nothing can be done. This belief develops from the environment in which they live and positively reinforced by neighbours and relatives.
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What is pro-environmental behaviour? How can the environment be protected from pollution? Suggest some strategies.
How is ‘poverty’ related to ‘discrimination’? Explain the major psychological effects of poverty and deprivation.
Distinguish between ‘instrumental aggression’ and ‘hostile aggression’. Suggest some strategies to reduce aggression and violence.
Discuss the psychological impact of television viewing on human behaviour. How can its adverse consequences be reduced? Explain.
What does environmental psychology deal with? Illustrate with an example.
What is Ecology? What does it focus in reference to psychology?
Differentiate between natural and built environment with examples.
How is crowding related to density?
What do we mean by the term 'personal space'? Illustrate with an example.
Explain the concept of 'Antyodaya'.
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