
Positive and Negative Consequences
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Samantha Smith
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By Samantha Smith
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Good results from an action
example: getting a cookie for good behavior.
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Positive Consequence
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Bad results from an action
example: Having a learning opportunity for being disruptive in class.
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Negative Consequence
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Multiple Choice
A good result from an action.
Positive Consequence
Negative Consequence
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Multiple Choice
A bad result from an action.
Positive Consequence
Negative Consequence
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Positive Consequences meet basic needs like: food, clothing and shelter (a place to live)
It also includes: making travel faster and safer, creating new job opportunities and being able to buy and sell goods and services.
Example: Making a bridge over a river to help people get to places faster. Putting in a new traffic signal to help make driving safer. A new factory is built to give people lots of new jobs.
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Negative consequences have bad effect that often hurt the environment and have a bad effect on people’s lives.
Example: A factory pollutes the river that it is by. A new road that was built destroyed a natural habitat. A forest is cut down to build new homes.
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Multiple Choice
Which is an example of a positive consequence?
A new construction job on the highway has given 20 people a job that needed one.
A factory causes pollution in a river that is near it.
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Multiple Choice
Which is an example of a negative consequence?
A new bridge is made over a river to help people get to work faster.
A new homeless shelter is made from cut down trees to give people a place to live.
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They occur by modifying the environment.
Modifying the environment means changing it to meet needs and improve lives.
Modifications cause positive and negative consequences
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Modify
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Multiple Choice
changing the environment to meet needs and improve lives.
Positive Consequence
Modify
Negative Consequence
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