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Dump or recycle? Nostalgia and consumer recycling behavior

Journal of Business Research, 2021
Abstract Although many previous researchers have examined how nostalgia influences consumer purchasing behavior, little is known about whether and how nostalgia affects pro-environmental behavior. Hence, in this paper, we focus on a specific type of pro-environmental behavior, namely, recycling behavior.
Xiadan Zhang, Xiushuang Gong, Jing Jiang
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Recycling as Altruistic Behavior

Environment and Behavior, 1991
Experimental and survey data were gathered from residents of a large urban neighborhood with a community wide curbside recycling program in order to determine the extent to which recycling could be conceptualized as altruistic behavior. Results confirmed that recycling behavior is consistent with Schwartz's altruism model, according to which behavior ...
Joseph R. Hopper, Joyce McCarl Nielsen
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Understanding recycling behavior in Kentucky: Who recycles and why

JOM, 2006
Recycling behavior and the motivations behind recycling are being analyzed in a collaborative study between the Sloan Industry Center for a Sustainable Aluminum Industry, the Center for Aluminum Technology, Secat, and the Gatton College of Business and Economics at the University of Kentucky in Lexington.
Fred W. Morgan, Margaret V. Hughes
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The Recycling Cycle: An Empirical Examination of Consumer Waste Recycling and Recycling Shopping Behaviors

Journal of Public Policy & Marketing, 2000
The findings of this research indicate that attitude toward recycling has a significant effect on waste recycling and recycling shopping behaviors. In addition, affect, past behavior, and subjective norm explain significant incremental variance in the two types of recycling behaviors.
Abhijit Biswas, Jane W. Licata, Daryl McKee, Chris Pullig, Christopher Daughtridge   +4 more
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MOTIVATIONS AND BEHAVIORS THAT SUPPORT RECYCLING

Journal of Environmental Psychology, 1998
Abstract This paper proposes that recycling researchers should pay attention to both attitudes towards recycling and the processes involved in recycling (recyclers' phenomenal experiences and organizing strategies). As predicted by Sansone and colleagues' model of how people induce themselves to engage in necessary but boring tasks, people who had ...
Carol M. Werner, Eeva Makela
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TENSILE BEHAVIOR OF A RECYCLED CONCRETE

2003
ABSTRACT Tensile behavior of such a recycled concrete in which all the components were reused fine and coarse aggregates after simple crushing was studied. For compressive strength and durability the recycled concrete was already confirmed to be almost equivalent to the original concrete when the water to cement ratio was by 5% lower than original ...
Hiroshi AKITA, Hideo KOIDE, Mitsuo OJIMA
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