Geography Study 10 Flashcards

1
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Define positive correlation

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As one variable increases so does the other, or if one variable decreases the other decreases.

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2
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Can positive correlation be bad?

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Yes. E.g. more urbanisation, more traffic.

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3
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Define negative correlation.

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As one variable increases, the other decreases.

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4
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Can negative correlation be bad?

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Yes. E.g. more forests, less pollution.

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5
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Define well-being.

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A good or satisfactory condition of existence, characterised by health, prosperity, happiness, and welfare.

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6
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Define experienced well-being.

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An individuals subjective perception of personal well-being.

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7
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Define industrialised.

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Having development of a wide range of industries.

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8
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Define devlopment.

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To lead long and healthy lives, to be knowledgeable, have access to resources needed for a decent standard of living and to be able to participate communally.

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9
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What is the Human Development Index?

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A measure of the standard of living and wellbeing by measuring life expectancy, education and income.

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10
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What are SDGs?

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Sustainable development goals established to aim to end poverty, protect the earth, promote peace and prosperity.

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11
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Define qualitative indicators.

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Measures that cannot easily be calculated or measured. E.g. Indices that measure freedom.

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12
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Define quantitative indicators.

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Objective indices that are easily measures and can be stated numerically. E.g. annual income.

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13
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Define standard of living.

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A level of material comfort in terms of goods and services available. Measured on a continuum - high, excellent, low, poor.

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14
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Define spatial variation.

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A difference observed in a particular measure over an are of the Earth’s surface.

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15
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Define life expectancy.

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The number of years a person can expect to live, based on the average living conditions within a country.

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16
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Define fertility rate.

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The number of live births per 1000 women of childbearing age in a given year.

17
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Define replacement rate.

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The number of children each woman would need to have to ensure a stable population level.

18
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Define natural increases.

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The difference between the birth rate and the death rate.

19
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Define maternal mortality.

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The death of a woman while pregnant or within 42 days.

20
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Define sex ratio.

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The number of females per 1000 males in a given population.

21
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Define gross domestic product.

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The value of all goods and services produced within a country in a given period.

22
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GDP per capita is?

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Total GDP divided by the population of the country.

23
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Define extreme poverty.

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A state of living below the poverty line and lacking resources to meet basic life necessities.

24
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Define a non-government organisation.

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An organisation that operates independently of government.

25
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Define sanitation.

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Facilities that safely dispose of human waste and ensure hygiene.

26
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Define socioeconomic factors.

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Combined social and economic factors.

27
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What is an ecological footprint?

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A measure of human demand on Earth’s natural systems in general and ecosystems. E.g. productive land required by each person for food, water, etc.

28
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How to measure well-being?

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Social, technological, environmental, economic, political.

29
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Define MEDC

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More economically developed country.

30
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Define LEDC

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Less economically developed country.

31
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Is there a strong connection between development and poverty?

32
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HHPW? Standard of well-being.

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health, happiness, prosperity, welfare