The Psychology of Environmentally Sustainable Behavior: Fitting Together Pieces of the Puzzle

By T. Kurz. 2002

101 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Applied Psychology, Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law, Marketing

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2. Stephen G. Sutton
3. Carol M. Werner
4. T. Kurz

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2. Stephen G. Sutton
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Citations in the corpus

• The Role of a Flagship Species in the Formation of Conservation Intentions (2008, background): “There are, however, many other theories on ecological behavior formation, such as the Theory of Planned Behavior (Ajzen, 1991), Rational-Economic Models, and Social-Dilemmas Models (Kurz, 2002; see also Vining & Ebreo, 2002), which collectively suggest that there are many other factors that can play”
• Utilizing a social-ecological framework to promote water and energy conservation: A field experiment (2005, background): “In a social-ecological approach, it is argued that ESB should be seen as being socially embedded, rather than simply being influenced by situational factors (Kurz, 2002).”
• Personal and Contextual Factors Supporting the Switch to Transit Use: Evaluating a Natural Transit Intervention (2003, background): “Many environmental psychologists have similar multilevel philosophies evident in their work (e.g., Gardner & Stern, 1996; Kurz, 2002).”
• The positive psychology of sustainability (2012, unknown): “2010) and pro-sustainable affordances (Hormuth 1999; Kurz 2002).”