Practice Definitions And Historical Development (2.1) - External Variables and Vulnerability

Practice: Definitions and Historical Development

Lesson 2.1External Variables and Vulnerability

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Question 1.
Define exogenous variables in your own words.
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Think about factors that are out of a person's control.
Question 2.
What are the three components that make up the double structure of vulnerability?
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Consider the letters E and R for exposure and response.
3Question 3.
What term describes external factors affecting vulnerability?
- Endogenous variables
- Internal factors
- Exogenous variables
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Consider the opposite of key-development factors.
4Question 4.
True or False: The sustainable livelihood framework focuses primarily on resource control.
- True
- False
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Think about the role of livelihoods in the context.
Question 5.
Using a real-world example, explain how a population affected by civil unrest demonstrates the concept of vulnerability and the double structure framework.
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Consider both the social dynamics and immediate impacts on livelihoods.
Question 6.
Consider a rural community that relies solely on agriculture. Discuss how trends like climate change can influence the vulnerability of this community.
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Think about both immediate effects and longer-term impacts on resource availability and food security.

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