Communication About Consumption: A Family Process Perspective on 'Green' Consumer Practices

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Mapping Ethical Consumer Behavior: Integrating the Empirical Research and Identifying Future Directions (2011, background): “Grønhøj (2006) and Carey et al. (2008) examined how this takes place within families and found that ethical consumer decisions are the result of renegotiation between the family members.”
Environmental consciousness, its antecedents and behavioural outcomes (2013, background): “Role of family is particularly relevant, as it signifies the acute influence of family in the development of environmental awareness and consequent responsible environmental behavior (Gronhoj, 2006).”
From Trash To Treasure And Beyond: The Meaning Of Voluntary Disposition (2009, background): “Role models and family patterns While Grønhøj (2006) reported the importance of family in consumers’ green consumption practices, our conversation with Louise and several other informants revealed the importance of role models, family patterns, and formative experiences in acquisition and dispositio”
Water demand management research: A psychological perspective (2010, unknown): “[54] Further indication of the importance of group level variables such as household or family dynamics on water conservation comes from the research of Grønhøj [2006]. In her case studies, Grønhøj found that family communication affected water using behavior and, moreover, that conservation behavio”