Prospective, longitudinal analyses revealed that over a 12-year period from ages 6 to 18,
individuals who grew up with mothers with more proenvironmental attitudes engaged in …

Environmental attitude and behavior are at the roots of a sustainable future, yet little is
known about their developmental origins in early childhood. This longitudinal study is the …

Background Research in recent years has shown there is high potential for various insect
species to converting organic substrates into high-quality feedstuffs. Insect-derived meal is …

Global meat consumption will continue to increase in response to the growth in population
and demand. Numerous studies have emphasized the nutritional, economic, and …

In this article, we introduce the “Campbell Paradigm” as a novel variant of Rosenberg and
Hovland's (1960) tripartite model of attitudes. The Campbell Paradigm is based on a highly …

A recent study (Mazar & Zhong, 2010) argued that green consumption triggers cross-domain
moral licensing, which makes people engage in dishonest behavior. In two conceptual and …

Since global demand for aquaculture products is expected to increase dramatically in the
near future, policymakers and companies are considering the adoption of insect-based feed …

In order to foster e-waste recycling, it is necessary to identify the factors that affect
consumers' recycling of e-waste and to determine the degree to which these factors …

Geopolitical risks such as energy crises and local or regional instability aggravate the
growing conflict between limited natural resources and increasing consumption, making …

In this article, our aim is to introduce the formal validation criterion of specific objectivity to
environmental psychologists. Using a convenience sample of 787 respondents, we …