What Really Drives Scientists to Cut Lab Plastic Waste? New Study Reveals Surprising Answer
A survey of 245 Malaysian laboratory users applying an extended Theory of Planned Behaviour found that perceived behavioural control, not ...
Tag: environmental psychology
Why Disliking Inequality May Go Hand in Hand with Caring About the Planet
A new exploratory study finds that people who dislike being better off than others tend to hold stronger pro-environmental attitudes, ...
Why Knowing About Digital Carbon Footprints Is Not Enough to Change Student Habits
A survey of 400 Bangladeshi university students shows that awareness of digital carbon emissions only translates into sustainable behavior when ...
How Parks, Rivers and Green Streets Quietly Rewire Our Brains and Bodies
A new synthesis in Current Psychology unifies environmental psychology, public health and urban studies into a framework showing that the ...
Climate Anxiety Casts a Shadow on Nursing Students’ View of the Future
A cross-sectional study of 301 nursing students in Türkiye finds a statistically significant, though weak, positive association between climate change ...
Why Urban Forest Signs Cannot Make Carbon Visible to City Dwellers
A new Letter in the Journal of Environmental Studies and Sciences argues that signage cannot make urban forests' carbon storage ...
Your Personality May Decide Whether You Recycle, Study of 1,198 Ecuadorians Finds
A survey of 1,198 people in Guayas Province, Ecuador, shows that personal and subjective norms drive recycling and green consumerism ...
Why Responsibility, Not Participation, Drives Green Behavior in Centralized Cities
A survey-based study in Tehran finds that civic and social responsibility, not citizen participation, drives pro-environmental behavior under centralized urban ...
Happiness and Green Habits Don’t Always Go Hand in Hand, French Survey Finds
A new study of 3,000 French residents finds that the link between subjective well-being and pro-environmental behaviour splits into co-evolution, ...
Brain Signals Reveal Why Pro-Climate Social Norms Last Longer Than Anti-Climate Ones
A new EEG study shows that conformity to pro-climate social norms grows stronger over a week while anti-climate conformity fades, ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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