As a geometricexpansion ofthedemographicscale of humansocial systemsThe tendencyto connect allchanges in theenvironmentand society toclimateHumanDimensionsof ClimateChangeThedisciplines ofanthropologyandarchaeologyOversimplificationcaused bynumbers that arestripped of theircomplex socialand ecologicalcontextTrueEncouragesinvestigatingsocial, political,cultural, andeconomicprocessesThesocietiesthey’re beingimplementedinto FalseTaking a uniqueperspective toinvestigateconsumerism andstatus competitiondynamics TrueBroadholistic viewof humanand naturesystems The emotional,psychological, andnon-utilitarianvalues of forestcommunities areerasedFalseDraws attentionto cultural andpolitical relationsthat shapeclimate relatedknowledgeBarneset al.Globalconvergence-divergenceEconomic modelson humanbehavior can bereductionist andincorporatebiasesA uniting symbolicnarrativeconnected toshared culturaland historicalbeliefsCreates anawarenessof historicalcontext The ways in whichpeople, objects,and places areinterrelated acrossspace and time RoscoeIsenhouret al.ClimateChangeAs a geometricexpansion ofthedemographicscale of humansocial systemsThe tendencyto connect allchanges in theenvironmentand society toclimateHumanDimensionsof ClimateChangeThedisciplines ofanthropologyandarchaeologyOversimplificationcaused bynumbers that arestripped of theircomplex socialand ecologicalcontextTrueEncouragesinvestigatingsocial, political,cultural, andeconomicprocessesThesocietiesthey’re beingimplementedinto FalseTaking a uniqueperspective toinvestigateconsumerism andstatus competitiondynamics TrueBroadholistic viewof humanand naturesystems The emotional,psychological, andnon-utilitarianvalues of forestcommunities areerasedFalseDraws attentionto cultural andpolitical relationsthat shapeclimate relatedknowledgeBarneset al.Globalconvergence-divergenceEconomic modelson humanbehavior can bereductionist andincorporatebiasesA uniting symbolicnarrativeconnected toshared culturaland historicalbeliefsCreates anawarenessof historicalcontext The ways in whichpeople, objects,and places areinterrelated acrossspace and time RoscoeIsenhouret al.ClimateChange

hi - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. As a geometric expansion of the demographic scale of human social systems
  2. The tendency to connect all changes in the environment and society to climate
  3. Human Dimensions of Climate Change
  4. The disciplines of anthropology and archaeology
  5. Oversimplification caused by numbers that are stripped of their complex social and ecological context
  6. True
  7. Encourages investigating social, political, cultural, and economic processes
  8. The societies they’re being implemented into
  9. False
  10. Taking a unique perspective to investigate consumerism and status competition dynamics
  11. True
  12. Broad holistic view of human and nature systems
  13. The emotional, psychological, and non-utilitarian values of forest communities are erased
  14. False
  15. Draws attention to cultural and political relations that shape climate related knowledge
  16. Barnes et al.
  17. Global convergence-divergence
  18. Economic models on human behavior can be reductionist and incorporate biases
  19. A uniting symbolic narrative connected to shared cultural and historical beliefs
  20. Creates an awareness of historical context
  21. The ways in which people, objects, and places are interrelated across space and time
  22. Roscoe
  23. Isenhour et al.
  24. Climate Change