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. . .  environmental psychology Page 1 Psychology 411 Professor Moore Spring 2005 Syllabus Psychology of Environmental Issues Course goals: 1. Learn about some of the ways in which environmental hazards influence psychological functioning. 2. To learn about how our own . . .
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. . .  website, environmental impact reports filed by agencies doing the spraying, journal articles on the disease, pesticide resistance of host insects, public health agency declarations, etc.; e) read Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring and write a book review as if it were 1962 and the book were just being published. Page 4 4 6. Silent Scourge , Ch. 7. The Best Science, Values, and the Precautionary Principle to Protect Children Writing Assignment . . .
. . .  environmental psychology Page 1 Psychology 411 Professor Moore Spring 2005 Syllabus Psychology of Environmental Issues Course goals: 1. Learn about some of the ways in which environmental hazards influence psychological functioning. 2. To learn about how our own attitudes, beliefs, values, . . .
. . .  environmental psychology Page 1 Psychology 411 Professor Moore Spring 2005 Syllabus Psychology of Environmental Issues Course goals: 1. Learn about some of the ways in which environmental hazards influence psychological functioning. 2. To learn about how our own attitudes, beliefs, values, . . .
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