16. When one recognizes one\'s own contribution but also limitations, people can

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16. When one recognizes one's own contribution but also limitations, people can talk to each other and link together for change without universalizing their ideas onto someone else's experiences, leading to what can best be termed: (p. 362) a) grounded knowledge b) thick solidarity oparticipatory governance d) participatory development. 17. The example of Steve Yearley's creative approach to environmental management in British Air Quality Management Areas provided a good example of: (p. 360) a) participatory modeling b) community-based e) bridging public policy and top-level governance d) all of the above management 18. You can't govern trust, but you need to govern. (p. 364) a) trust b) compliance e) participation d) solidarity are not above power; rather, they are all about 19, power. (p. 364) a) Public policy makers b) The judicial branches c) Participatory processes d) Academics 20. Which of the following is NOT an example of participatory governance? (p. 361) a) Community-based management b) Research drawing on local knowledge c) Anthropocentric environmentalism d) Community forestry

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16. The answer is Option A. The recognition of one’s contribution and limitations without generalisation leads to grounded knowledge.

17. The answer is Option A. Steve Yearley’s approach to environmental management is an example of participatory modeling.

18. The answer is Option A. Trust is essential to govern.

19. The answer is Option C. Participatory processes are not above power but are all about power.

20. The answer is Option C. Anthropocentric emvironmentalism is not an example of participatory governance.

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