Environmental psychology: an introduction
"Explores the environment's effects on human wellbeing and behaviour, factors influencing environmental behaviour and ways of encouraging pro-environmental action"--
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CONTENTS
BRIEF CONTENTS VLIST OF CONTRIBUTORS XIXACKNOWLEDGEMENTS XXIX1
ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY: HISTORY, SCOPE AND METHODS 1 LINDA STEG, AGNES
E. VAN DEN BERG, AND JUDITH I. M. DE GROOT 1.1 INTRODUCTION 21.2 HISTORY
OF THE FIELD 2 TOWARDS ARCHITECTURAL PSYCHOLOGY 3TOWARDS A GREEN
PSYCHOLOGY 4 1.3 CURRENT SCOPE AND CHARACTERISTICS OF THE FIELD 4
INTERACTIVE APPROACH 5INTERDISCIPLINARY COLLABORATION 5PROBLEM-FOCUSED
APPROACH 5DIVERSITY OF METHODS 6 1.4 MAIN RESEARCH METHODS IN
ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 6 QUESTIONNAIRE STUDIES 7LABORATORY EXPERIMENTS
8COMPUTER SIMULATION STUDIES 8FIELD STUDIES 9CASE STUDIES 9 1.5 OVERVIEW
OF THE BOOK 10GLOSSARY 10SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 11REVIEW
QUESTIONS 11 PART I ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES ON HUMAN BEHAVIOUR AND
WELL-BEING 132 ENVIRONMENTAL RISK PERCEPTION 15 GISELA BOHM AND CARMEN
TANNER 2.1 INTRODUCTION 162.2 WHAT ARE ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS? 162.3
SUBJECTIVE RISK JUDGEMENTS 17 HEURISTICS AND BIASES IN RISK JUDGEMENTS
11TEMPORAL DISCOUNTING OF ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS 19THE PSYCHOMETRIC
PARADIGM 19 VII
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2.4 RISK, VALUES AND MORALITY 20
VALUES 20
MORALITY AND ETHICS 21
2.5 EMOTIONAL REACTIONS TO ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS 21
2.6 SUMMARY 23
GLOSSARY 24
SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 25
REVIEW QUESTIONS 25
ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS 27
ELENA BILOTTA AND GARY W. EVANS 3.1 INTRODUCTION 28
3.2 CONCEPTUALISATIONS OF STRESS 28
3.3 EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL STRESS 29
NOISE 29
CROWDING 31
POOR HOUSING QUALITY 31
POOR NEIGHBOURHOOD QUALITY 32
TRAFFIC CONGESTION 33
3.4 SUMMARY 33
GLOSSARY 34
SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 35
REVIEW QUESTIONS 35
SCENIC BEAUTY: VISUAL LANDSCAPE ASSESSMENT AND HUMAN LANDSCAPE
PERCEPTION 37
MARI SUNDLI TVEIT, ASA ODE SANG, AND CAROLINE M. HDGERHDLL 4.1
INTRODUCTION 38
4.2 VISUAL QUALITY ASSESSMENT 38
4.3 THEORIES EXPLAINING LANDSCAPE PREFERENCES AS INNATE OR LEARNT 39
4.4 MEASURING AND MAPPING SCENIC BEAUTY 42
4.5 METHODOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS 43
4.6 SUMMARY 44
GLOSSARY 44
SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 45
REVIEW QUESTIONS 46
HEALTH BENEFITS OF NATURE 47
AGNES E. VAN DEN BERG, YANNICK JOYE, AND SJERP DE VRIES 5.1 INTRODUCTION
48
5.2 WHAT IS HEALTH AND HOW CAN IT BE MEASURED? 49
5.3 WHAT IS NATURE AND HOW CAN IT BE MEASURED? 50
5.4 LINKING NATURE TO HEALTH 50
5.5 GREEN SPACE AND PUBLIC HEALTH 51
5.6 MECHANISMS LINKING NATURE TO HEALTH 52
5.7 SUMMARY 54
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GLOSSARY 55
SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 56
REVIEW QUESTIONS 56
RESTORATIVE ENVIRONMENTS 57
YANNICK JOYE AND AGNES E. VAN DEN BERG 6.1 INTRODUCTION 58
6.2 RESTORATIVE ENVIRONMENTS RESEARCH 58
STRESS RECOVERY THEORY 59
ATTENTION RESTORATION THEORY 60
6.3 THE EVOLUTIONARY ORIGINS OF RESTORATIVE NATURE EXPERIENCES 61
6.4 RECENT THEORETICAL AND EMPIRICAL DEVELOPMENTS 62
PERCEPTUAL FLUENCY ACCOUNT 62
CONNECTEDNESS TO NATURE 62
MICRO-RESTORATIVE EXPERIENCES AND INSTORATIVE EFFECTS 63
6.5 APPLICATIONS AND IMPLICATIONS 64
6.6 SUMMARY 65
GLOSSARY 65
SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 66
REVIEW QUESTIONS 66
AMBIVALENCE TOWARDS NATURE AND NATURAL LANDSCAPES 67
AGNES E. VAN DEN BERG AND CECIL C. KONIJNENDIJK 7.1 INTRODUCTION 68
7.2 HISTORICAL OVERVIEW 68
7.3 EMOTIONAL IMPACTS AND MEANINGS OF NATURAL ENVIRONMENT EXPERIENCE 69
7.4 VIEWS OF NATURE AND LANDSCAPE PREFERENCES 71
7.5 THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVE 72
7.6 PRACTICAL IMPLICATIONS 74
7.7 SUMMARY 74
GLOSSARY 75
SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 75
REVIEW QUESTIONS 76
HUMAN DIMENSIONS OF WILDLIFE 77
MAARTEN H.JACOBS, JERRY J. VASKE, TARAL. TEEL, AND MICHAEL J. MANFREDO
8.1 INTRODUCTION 78
8.2 EARLY WORK: ATTITUDES TOWARDS WILDLIFE 78
8.3 THE COGNITIVE HIERARCHY 79
8.4 WILDLIFE VALUE ORIENTATIONS 81
8.5 PREDICTING NORMS AND ATTITUDES TOWARDS WILDLIFE 83
8.6 EMOTIONS TOWARDS WILDLIFE 83
8.7 SUMMARY 85
GLOSSARY 85
SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 86
REVIEW QUESTIONS 86
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9 APPRAISALS OF BUILT ENVIRONMENTS AND APPROACHES TO BUILDING
DESIGN THAT PROMOTE WELL-BEING AND HEALTHY BEHAVIOUR 87
ROBERT GIFFORD AND LINDSAY J. MCCUNN 9.1 INTRODUCTION 88
9.2 AESTHETIC APPRAISALS OF ARCHITECTURE 88
UNIFORMITIES IN THE APPRAISAL OF BUILT SPACE 88
OBSERVER DIFFERENCES 90
MEANING IN ARCHITECTURE 90
9.3 THREE DESIGN APPROACHES THAT PROMOTE WEIL-BEING AND HEALTHY
BEHAVIOUR IN BUILDINGS 91
SOCIAL DESIGN 91
BIOPHILIC DESIGN 93
EVIDENCE-BASED DESIGN 93
9.4 SUMMARY 94
GLOSSARY 94
SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 95
REVIEW QUESTIONS 95
10 URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY 97
MIRILIA BONNES, MASSIMILIANO SCOPELLITI, FERDINANDO FORNARA, AND
GIUSEPPE CARRUS 10.1 INTRODUCTION 98
10.2 URBAN SETTINGS AS A SOURCE OF STRESS AND DISCOMFORT 99
10.3 URBAN SETTINGS AS A SOURCE OF RESTORATION AND WEIL-BEING 100
10.4 A MULTIDIMENSIONAL APPROACH TO URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY 101 10.5
THE MULTI-PLACE APPROACH 104
10.6 SUMMARY 105
GLOSSARY 105
SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 106
REVIEW QUESTIONS 106
11 E N V I R O N M E NT AND QUALITY OF LIFE 107
GODA PERLAVICIUTE AND LINDA STEG 11.1 INTRODUCTION 108
11.2 QOL: OBJECTIVE AND SUBJECTIVE MEASURES 109
11.3 QOL: UNIDIMENSIONAL AND MULTIDIMENSIONAL MEASURES 110
11.4 ENVIRONMENT AND QOL: RESEARCH OVERVIEW 111
WHICH QOL ASPECTS ARE MOST IMPORTANT? ILL
TO WHAT EXTENT IS QOL SUSTAINED IN CERTAIN SITUATIONS? 113
HOW DOES QOL DIFFER WITH VARYING ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS? 114
HOW DO ENVIRONMENTAL TRANSFORMATIONS INFLUENCE QOL? 115
11.5 SUMMARY 117
GLOSSARY 117
SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 118
REVIEW QUESTIONS 118
12 H OW CUES IN THE E N V I R O N M E NT AFFECT NORMATIVE BEHAVIOUR 119
SIEGWART LINDENBERG 12.1 INTRODUCTION 120
12.2 OVERARCHING GOALS AND THEIR RELATIVE STRENGTHS 121
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12.3 ENVIRONMENTAL CUES THAT DIRECTLY STRENGTHEN THE NORMATIVE GOAL 123
12.4 ENVIRONMENTAL CUES THAT DIRECTLY WEAKEN THE NORMATIVE GOAL 124 12.5
INDIRECT WEAKENING OF THE NORMATIVE GOAL BY ENVIRONMENTAL CUES THAT
STRENGTHEN THE GAIN GOAL 125
12.6 INDIRECT WEAKENING OF THE NORMATIVE GOAL BY ENVIRONMENTAL CUES THAT
STRENGTHEN THE HEDONIC GOAL 126
12.7 SUMMARY 127
GLOSSARY 127
SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 128
REVIEW QUESTIONS 128
PART II FACTORS INFLUENCING ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOUR 129
13 MEASURING ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOUR 131
BIRGITTA GATERSLEBEN 13.1 INTRODUCTION 132
13.2 WHAT TO MEASURE? BEHAVIOUR OR IMPACT 132
ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOUR 132
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 133
13.3 HOW SHOULD ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOUR BE MEASURED? 136
13.4 MULTI- AND UNIDIMENSIONAL CONCEPTUALISATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL
BEHAVIOUR 137 MULTIDIMENSIONAL CONCEPTIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOUR
137
A UNIDIMENSIONAL CONCEPTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOUR 131
13.5 SUMMARY 139
GLOSSARY 139
SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 140
REVIEW QUESTIONS 140
14 VALUES AND PRO-ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOUR 141
JUDITH I. M. DE GROOT AND JOHN TH0GERSEN 14.1 INTRODUCTION 142
14.2 VALUES 142
14.3 VALUE THEORIES 143
SOCIAL VALUE ORIENTATIONS 143
SCHWARTZ S VALUE THEORY 144
EMERGENCE OF BIOSPHERIC VALUES 146
14.4 HOW VALUES AFFECT ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOUR 147
14.5 RELATED CONCEPTS 148
14.6 PRACTICAL RELEVANCE OF VALUE RESEARCH 150
14.7 SUMMARY 150
GLOSSARY 151
SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 152
REVIEW QUESTIONS 152
15 SOCIAL NORMS AND PRO-ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOUR 153
KEES KEIZER AND P. WESLEY SCHULTZ 15.1 INTRODUCTION 154
15.2 WHAT IS A SOCIAL NORM? 154
15.3 HOW INFLUENTIAL ARE NORMS ON BEHAVIOUR? 155
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15.4 WHY DO PEOPLE CONFORM TO NORMS?
15.5 WHEN DO NORMS INFLUENCE BEHAVIOUR? SALIENCE GROUP SIZE REFERENCE
GROUPS PERSONAL NORMS
NORM CONFLICT AND THE IMPORTANCE OF ALIGNED MESSAGES 15.6 SUMMARY
GLOSSARY SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING
REVIEW QUESTIONS
16 AFFECTIVE AND SYMBOLIC ASPECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOUR BIRGITTA
GATERSLEBEN AND LINDA STEG 16.1 INTRODUCTION 16.2 WHAT DO WE MEAN BY
INSTRUMENTAL, AFFECTIVE AND
SYMBOLIC ASPECTS? 16.3 SYMBOLIC MOTIVES SELF-IDENTITY STATUS
16.4 AFFECTIVE MOTIVES 16.5 SUMMARY GLOSSARY SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER
READING
REVIEW QUESTIONS
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156 157
158 158
159 162
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170 170
171 173
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174 174
17 SOCIAL DILEMMAS: MOTIVATIONAL, INDIVIDUAL AND STRUCTURAL ASPECTS
INFLUENCING COOPERATION 175
CHRIS VON BORGSTEDE, LARS-OLOF JOHANSSON, AND ANDREAS NILSSON 17.1
INTRODUCTION 176
17.2 DENNING SOCIAL DILEMMAS 176
17.3 TYPES OF SOCIAL DILEMMA 177
LARGE-SCALE DILEMMAS 177
RESOURCE DILEMMAS 1 77
PUBLIC GOOD DILEMMAS 178
17.4 MOTIVES IN SOCIAL DILEMMAS 178
GREED 178
EJFICIENCY 179
FAIRNESS 180
17.5 FACTORS PROMOTING COOPERATION 180
GROUP SIZE 181
COMMUNICATION 181
RESPONSE EFFICACY 181
ENVIRONMENTAL UNCERTAINTY 182
SOCIAL UNCERTAINTY 182
NORMS IN LARGE-SCALE DILEMMAS 182
17.6 SUMMARY 183
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GLOSSARY 183
SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 184
REVIEW QUESTIONS 184
18 MODELS TO EXPLAIN ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOUR 185
LINDA STEG AND ANNIKA NORDLUND 18.1 INTRODUCTION 186
18.2 THEORY OF PLANNED BEHAVIOUR 186
18.3 THE NORM ACTIVATION MODEL 189
18.4 THE VALUE-BELIEF-NORM THEORY OF ENVIRONMENTALISM 191
18.5 GOAL FRAMING THEORY 192
18.6 SUMMARY 193
GLOSSARY 194
SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 195
REVIEW QUESTIONS 195
19 YESTERDAY S HABITS PREVENTING CHANGE FOR TOMORROW? THE INFLUENCE OF
AUTOMATICITY ON ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOUR 197
CHRISTIAN A. KLOCKNER AND BAS VERPLANKEN 19.1 INTRODUCTION 198
19.2 THEORETICAL BACKGROUND: HOW HABITS ARE ACQUIRED 198
19.3 NARROWING DOWN DECISION MAKING: HOW HABITS AFFECT INFORMATION USE
201
19.4 MEASURING HABITS: A CHALLENGE FOR RESEARCH 203
19.5 BREAKING BAD HABITS, CREATING GOOD HABITS: INTERVENTIONS THAT
CHANGE ROUTINE BEHAVIOUR 206
19.6 SUMMARY 207
GLOSSARY 208
SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 209
REVIEW QUESTIONS 209
20 ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY IN LATIN AMERICA 211
JAVIER URBINA-SORIA AND EMILIO MOYANO-DIAZ 20.1 INTRODUCTION 212
20.2 LATIN AMERICAN BACKGROUND 212
20.3 ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY RESEARCH IN LATIN AMERICA 213
20.4 SUMMARY OF EARLIER REVIEWS ON ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY IN LATIN
AMERICA 214
20.5 RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY IN LATIN AMERICA
215
20.6 KEY ISSUES FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF RESEARCH IN LATIN AMERICA 217
INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH 217
RESEARCH APPROACH 218
RESEARCH SAMPLES 218
TRAINING OF ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGISTS 218
DIFFERENCES IN VALUES, CULTURE AND LANGUAGE 218
20.7 SUMMARY 219
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GLOSSARY 219
SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 220
REVIEW QUESTIONS 220
PART III ENCOURAGING PRO-ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOUR 221
21 INFORMATIONAL STRATEGIES TO PROMOTE PRO-ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOUR:
CHANGING KNOWLEDGE, AWARENESS AND ATTITUDES 223
WOKJE ABRAHAMSE AND ELLEN MATTHIES 21.1 INTRODUCTION 224
21.2 INTERVENTIONS: FROM RESEARCH TO IMPLEMENTATION 224
21.3 INFORMATIONAL STRATEGIES 225
PROVISION OF INFORMATION 225
GOAL SETTING 226
COMMITMENT 227
PROMPTING 228
FEEDBACK 228
21A INTERVENTION RESEARCH: SOME GENERAL ISSUES 229
21.5 SUMMARY 230
GLOSSARY 230
SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 231
REVIEW QUESTIONS 231
22 ENCOURAGING PRO-ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOUR WITH REWARDS AND PENALTIES
233
JAN WILLEM BOLDERDIJK, PHILIP K. LEHMAN, AND E. SCOTT GELLER 22.1
INTRODUCTION 234
22.2 ANALYSIS OF CONSEQUENCES 234
22.3 NATURAL VERSUS EXTRA CONSEQUENCES 236
22.4 WHEN IS IT APPROPRIATE TO APPLY EXTRA CONSEQUENCES? 237
22.5 HOW SHOULD EXTRA CONSEQUENCES BE ANNOUNCED AND DELIVERED? 238
NEGATIVE VERSUS POSITIVE CONSEQUENCES 239
MONETARY VERSUS NON-MONETARY CONSEQUENCES 239
22.6 SUMMARY 241
GLOSSARY 241
SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 242
REVIEW QUESTIONS 242
23 PERSUASIVE TECHNOLOGY TO PROMOTE PRO-ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOUR 243 CEES
MIDDEN ANDJAAP HAM 23.1 INTRODUCTION 244
23.2 TECHNOLOGY AND BEHAVIOUR 244
23.3 PERSUASIVE TECHNOLOGY 245
23.4 APPROACHES TO APPLYING PERSUASIVE TECHNOLOGY 246
23.5 SOCIAL INFLUENCE THROUGH SMART SYSTEMS 247
THE ROLE OF EMBODIMENT AND SPEECH 248
REACTANCE 248
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23.6 PROVIDING PERSUASIVE EXPERIENCES 249
23.7 PERSUASIVE TECHNOLOGY AS A TOOL TO PROMOTE BEHAVIOUR CHANGE 249
AMBIENT PERSUASION 249
GROUP INTERVENTIONS 251
23.8 SUMMARY 252
GLOSSARY 253
SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 253
REVIEW QUESTIONS 254
24 ACCEPTABILITY OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES 255
GEERTJE SCHUITEMA AND CECILIA JAKOBSSON BERGSTAD 24.1 INTRODUCTION 256
24.2 ACCEPTABILITY AS A SOCIAL DILEMMA 256
24.3 THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK TO EXPLAIN THE ACCEPTABILITY OF POLICY
MEASURES 257
INDIVIDUAL POLICY OUTCOMES 258
COLLECTIVE POLICY OUTCOMES 258
FAIR DISTRIBUTION OF POLICY OUTCOMES 260
24.4 PROCEDURAL FAIRNESS AND ACCEPTABILITY OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLICIES 262
24.5 HOW CAN PUBLIC SUPPORT INCREASE OVER TIME? AN ILLUSTRATION 263 24.6
SUMMARY 265
GLOSSARY 265
SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 266
REVIEW QUESTIONS 266
25 PROCESSES OF CHANGE 267
SEBASTIAN BAMBERG 25.1 INTRODUCTION 268
25.2 LEWIN S FIELD THEORY 268
LEWIN S THEORY OF CHANGE 269
25.3 BEHAVIOUR CHANGE: A SELF-REGULATION PROCESS STEERED BY FEEDBACK
LOOPS 269
GOALS AS THE REFERENCE VALUE OF A FEEDBACK LOOP 270
HIERARCHICAL ORGANISATION OF GOALS AND FEEDBACK LOOPS 210
THE ROLE OF SELF FOCUS 271
25.4 BEHAVIOUR CHANGE: IT TAKES TIME TO OVERCOME RESISTANCE TO CHANGE
271
25.5 THE STAGE MODEL OF SELF-REGULATED BEHAVIOUR CHANGE 273
25.6 IMPLICATIONS FOR INTERVENTIONS 275
25.7 SUMMARY 275
GLOSSARY 277
SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 278
REVIEW QUESTIONS 279
26 SIMULATING SOCIAL ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS 281
WANDER JAGER AND NICK GOTTS 26.1 INTRODUCTION 282
26.2 SOCIAL COMPLEXITY 282
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26.3 SOCIAL SIMULATION AS A METHODOLOGY 283
26.4 SOCIAL SIMULATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOUR 284
USING THEORY IN SIMULATION MODELS: FORMALISING PROCESSES OF ATTITUDE
CHANGE 284 USING THEORY AND DATA IN MODELS: DIFFUSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL
INNOVATIONS 285 26.5 INTEGRATING SOCIAL SIMULATION INTO ENVIRONMENTAL
MODELLING 286
THE LAKELAND STUDY 286
COMPANION MODELLING: A STUDY OF RICE PRODUCTION AND LABOUR MIGRATIONS IN
NORTH-EAST THAILAND 281
INTEGRATING MULTIPLE MODELS OF A SOCIO-ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEM: WATER USE
IN THE DANUBE BASIN 288
26.6 KEY STEPS IN BUILDING AGENT-BASED MODELS 289
DEVELOPMENT OF MODELS 289
USING MODELS 289
26.7 SUMMARY 290
GLOSSARY 290
SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 291
REVIEW QUESTIONS 291
27 ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 293
HANS-JOACHIM MOSLER AND SILVIE KRAEMER-PALACIOS 27.1 INTRODUCTION 294
27.2 PREDICTING BEHAVIOUR AND BEHAVIOUR CHANGE 295
WASTE CONTROL BEHAVIOUR 295
WATER USE 296
ENERGY CONSUMPTION 297
TRANSPORTATION 298
27.3 ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERN AND PUBLIC HEALTH PROBLEMS 298
ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERN 298
HEALTH, POVERTY AND THE ENVIRONMENT 299
27.4 LIVING ENVIRONMENTS 299
SLUMS AND PUBLIC HOUSING 299
PILBLIC SPACES IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 300
RURAL COMMUNITIES 300
27.5 SUMMARY 301
GLOSSARY 301
SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 302
REVIEW QUESTIONS 302
28 CONCLUSION: SUMMARY, TRENDS AND FUTURE PERSPECTIVES IN ENVIRONMENTAL
PSYCHOLOGY 303
AGNES E. VAN DEN BERG AND LINDA STEG 28.1 SUMMARY AND KEY FINDINGS 304
PART I: ENVIRONMENTAL INFLUENCES ON HUMAN BEHAVIOUR AND WELL-BEING 304
PART II: FACTORS INFLUENCING ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOUR 305
PART III: ENCOURAGING PRO-ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOUR 305
28.2 GENERAL TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS 306
POSITIVE INTERACTIONS BETWEEN HUMANS AND ENVIRONMENTS 306
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INTEGRATIVE APPROACHES 307
FROM ONE PSYCHOLOGY TO MULTIPLE PSYCHOLOGIES 308
28.3 CHALLENGES FOR FUTURE RESEARCH 309
FURTHER INTEGRATION 309
FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF THEORIES AND METHODS 310
FURTHER ENGAGEMENT 311
GLOSSARY 312
SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING 313
REVIEW QUESTIONS 313
REFERENCES 315
GLOSSARY 355
INDEX 371
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