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Most research in environmental psychology is conducted in individualistic countries and focuses on factors pertaining to individuals. It is yet unclear whether these findings also apply to more collectivistic countries, in which group factors might play ...
Xiao Wang +6 more
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Exploring environmental identity at work and at home: A multifaceted perspective
Research on pro-environmental behaviors at work (PEBWs) has focused on several individual level antecedents, such as attitudes and knowledge about climatic issues, over the past two decades.
Charlotte Blanchard, Maxime Paquet
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A meta-analysis was carried out to investigate the relationship between connectedness with nature, environmental identity, and environmental self-identity.
Audra Balundė +2 more
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Outdoor recreationists represent a key population to educate for pro-environmental behavior (PEB). Given that previous research has found a mixed relationship between outdoor recreation and PEB, this research merges several concepts to better understand ...
Timothy J. Mateer +7 more
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Sustainability and ecology in the architecture of Friedensreich Hundertwasser [PDF]
Austrian artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser today stands for a veritable example of a man as an accomplished ecological being. The merging of art, architecture, politics, and ecology into one utopian concept oriented towards the future positioned ...
Domazet Sanja S., Nadić Darko P.
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Single-use plastic consumption is at an all-time high and threatens environmental and human health. College campuses in particular serve as a hub for single-use plastics due to their convenience for students on the go.
Kathryn Bruchmann +5 more
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Embracing sustainability in the 21st century entails developing environmental identity, so that attitudes towards energy sustainability result from the core values of one’s individual and social identity.
Dorota Domalewska
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The Revised Environmental Identity (EID) Scale is a tool proposed by Clayton in 2021 to replace her 2003’s EID Scale and aims to measure individual differences in a stable sense of interdependence and connectedness with nature.
S. Ariccio, O. Mosca
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Social Attitudes as the Factors of Environmental Identity of Ukrainian and Turkish Students
The problem of socio-psychological and cultural factors influencing environmental identity is considered. The results of a cross-cultural study of the relationship of such social attitudes as belief in a just world, individualism-collectivism, belief in ...
Iryna Kryazh, Karyna Konieva
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This paper takes a pragmatic approach to the issue of language maintenance and revitalization and constructs its argument through an ecological lens. Electing Emilian – a minoritized language of Italy, as a case study, this article analyzes folk stories ...
Hampton Jessica
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