Motivating Sustainable Consumption
... Consumer behaviour is key to the impact that society has on the environment. The actions that people take and choices they make – to consume certain products and services or to live in certain ways rather than others – all have direct and indirect impacts on the environment, as well as on personal ( ...
... Consumer behaviour is key to the impact that society has on the environment. The actions that people take and choices they make – to consume certain products and services or to live in certain ways rather than others – all have direct and indirect impacts on the environment, as well as on personal ( ...
haidt.bjorklund.2008.social-intuitionists-answer-6-questions
... Most theories, lay and academic, have taken an empiricist approach. As with the magician’s rabbit, it just seems obvious that morality must have come from outside in. People in many cultures have assumed that God is the magician, revealing moral laws to people by way of prophets and divinely-appoint ...
... Most theories, lay and academic, have taken an empiricist approach. As with the magician’s rabbit, it just seems obvious that morality must have come from outside in. People in many cultures have assumed that God is the magician, revealing moral laws to people by way of prophets and divinely-appoint ...
The Relationship Between Clothing Preference, Self
... Eicher, 1972). As humans we communicate a great deal about ourselves through our personal style and dress. For Kaiser (1990), fashion is a symbolic production that differs from the concept of clothing. Fashion merges us with our emotional needs, and it expresses our inner individual personality by e ...
... Eicher, 1972). As humans we communicate a great deal about ourselves through our personal style and dress. For Kaiser (1990), fashion is a symbolic production that differs from the concept of clothing. Fashion merges us with our emotional needs, and it expresses our inner individual personality by e ...
Online Disclosure Natalya N. Bazarova
... simple visit to a person’s Facebook page may reveal more about him or her than years of previous acquaintance. Such public sharing of private information in large and diverse social networks raises important questions about how network-visible disclosure is different from dyadic disclosure, and what ...
... simple visit to a person’s Facebook page may reveal more about him or her than years of previous acquaintance. Such public sharing of private information in large and diverse social networks raises important questions about how network-visible disclosure is different from dyadic disclosure, and what ...
Public Opinion - Mr. Tyler`s Lessons
... in over 70 years of Gallup polls. Cornell doesn't subscribe so you can't view response frequencies, but GallupBrain is a useful tool if you're looking for question wording. General Social Survey The GSS has been conducted since 1972 by the National Opinion Research Center. It measures attitudes towa ...
... in over 70 years of Gallup polls. Cornell doesn't subscribe so you can't view response frequencies, but GallupBrain is a useful tool if you're looking for question wording. General Social Survey The GSS has been conducted since 1972 by the National Opinion Research Center. It measures attitudes towa ...
AMCD Multicultural Counseling Competencies
... racism, discrimination, and stereotyping affect them personally and in their work. This allows individuals to acknowledge their own racist attitudes, beliefs, and feelings. Although this standard applies to all groups, for White counselors it may mean that they understand how they may have directly ...
... racism, discrimination, and stereotyping affect them personally and in their work. This allows individuals to acknowledge their own racist attitudes, beliefs, and feelings. Although this standard applies to all groups, for White counselors it may mean that they understand how they may have directly ...
Journal of Service Research
... form of C2C interaction. One reason is that online environments provide many opportunities for customers to observe and learn in easy and precise ways about the behavior of others. Moreover, online environments allow researchers to conduct realistic large-scale experiments that examine how people ar ...
... form of C2C interaction. One reason is that online environments provide many opportunities for customers to observe and learn in easy and precise ways about the behavior of others. Moreover, online environments allow researchers to conduct realistic large-scale experiments that examine how people ar ...
Inviting Free-Riders or Appealing to Prosocial
... individual and social benefits. We are, therefore, also able to explore the interaction between the salience of individual and social benefits. In Figure 1, if the expected costs of vaccination increase or decrease (gray dashed line moves up or down, respectively), ceteris paribus, the intersection ...
... individual and social benefits. We are, therefore, also able to explore the interaction between the salience of individual and social benefits. In Figure 1, if the expected costs of vaccination increase or decrease (gray dashed line moves up or down, respectively), ceteris paribus, the intersection ...
Ways of Learning about Leisure Meanings
... allocate it to a relevant paradigm. In some cases, this is readily achieved where researchers have identi ed the theoretical basis of their work. This process is limited in many cases, however, given that much of the research on leisure meanings is either atheoretical or theoretically ambiguous in ...
... allocate it to a relevant paradigm. In some cases, this is readily achieved where researchers have identi ed the theoretical basis of their work. This process is limited in many cases, however, given that much of the research on leisure meanings is either atheoretical or theoretically ambiguous in ...
Analysis and Interpretation of Neolithic Near Eastern Mortuary
... Similar to other Natufian characteristics, burials are also highly diversified. For example, the body positions (flexed, semiflexed and extended), number of individuals per grave (typically ranging from one to five), structure, and decoration all vary within the sites (Bar-Yosef 1989). Based on exca ...
... Similar to other Natufian characteristics, burials are also highly diversified. For example, the body positions (flexed, semiflexed and extended), number of individuals per grave (typically ranging from one to five), structure, and decoration all vary within the sites (Bar-Yosef 1989). Based on exca ...
The Dynamics of Ambivalence: Evaluative Conflict in Attitudes and
... stay uncommitted as well as to the univalent control group that did not have to choose. The results of their second study are depicted in Figure 1 and show an increase in arousal in each of the three experimental conditions starting at baseline, via the introduction of the forthcoming choice to the ...
... stay uncommitted as well as to the univalent control group that did not have to choose. The results of their second study are depicted in Figure 1 and show an increase in arousal in each of the three experimental conditions starting at baseline, via the introduction of the forthcoming choice to the ...
Durham Research Online
... amount of sympathy nor necessarily the same reactions from ‘normals’ as individuals with stigma connected to physical misfortune. This lack of sympathy and understanding can lead stigmatized individuals to suffer if they are confronted with stigma over a prolonged period of time. For tattooed indivi ...
... amount of sympathy nor necessarily the same reactions from ‘normals’ as individuals with stigma connected to physical misfortune. This lack of sympathy and understanding can lead stigmatized individuals to suffer if they are confronted with stigma over a prolonged period of time. For tattooed indivi ...
András Kovács Antisemitic Prejudices and Dynamics of Antisemitism
... In the former Communist countries, some consequences from the fall of the regime resembled the conflicts arising out of modernisation in Europe in the 19th century. Not only did the political regime collapse, but all acquired statuses and the associated identities were also undermined. The prospects ...
... In the former Communist countries, some consequences from the fall of the regime resembled the conflicts arising out of modernisation in Europe in the 19th century. Not only did the political regime collapse, but all acquired statuses and the associated identities were also undermined. The prospects ...
View - OhioLINK Electronic Theses and Dissertations Center
... and provides education has been one of the suggested mediations toward the negative attitudes. Therefore baseline of attitudes are needed to see if mediations are required for disability considerations. From the inception of multicultural guidelines and competencies written by leaders of division 17 ...
... and provides education has been one of the suggested mediations toward the negative attitudes. Therefore baseline of attitudes are needed to see if mediations are required for disability considerations. From the inception of multicultural guidelines and competencies written by leaders of division 17 ...
The Persuasion Knowledge Model: How People Cope with
... a single individual's construal of persuasion as a phenomenon, not just the respective perspectives of two different people. For example, in daily life, an individual moves back and forth between the roles of target and agent. As one's role shifts, one's perspective shifts, but one's understanding o ...
... a single individual's construal of persuasion as a phenomenon, not just the respective perspectives of two different people. For example, in daily life, an individual moves back and forth between the roles of target and agent. As one's role shifts, one's perspective shifts, but one's understanding o ...
Collective Responsibility
... even their country did. This is parallel to the case of parents being responsible for what their child has done. Moreover, there are also responsibilities other than moral responsibilities. Individuals have general duties, or responsibilities, as citizens, but also as friends, neighbors, or nationa ...
... even their country did. This is parallel to the case of parents being responsible for what their child has done. Moreover, there are also responsibilities other than moral responsibilities. Individuals have general duties, or responsibilities, as citizens, but also as friends, neighbors, or nationa ...
Attitude Accessibility as a Determinant of Object Construal and
... these attitude-evoking objects were presented as distracters, they were more likely to be incidentally noticed and to interfere with participants’ performance on a visual search task. Based on these results, Roskos-Ewoldsen and Fazio made the argument that if an object’s related evaluation is partic ...
... these attitude-evoking objects were presented as distracters, they were more likely to be incidentally noticed and to interfere with participants’ performance on a visual search task. Based on these results, Roskos-Ewoldsen and Fazio made the argument that if an object’s related evaluation is partic ...
Assess different sociological explanations of suicide essay
... first glance you would assume that suicide is a highly individual act, actually it is influenced by society. Durkheim studied official suicide statistics covering the period 1840 to 1870, taken from a range of European societies, looking at suicide rates in different societies and between different ...
... first glance you would assume that suicide is a highly individual act, actually it is influenced by society. Durkheim studied official suicide statistics covering the period 1840 to 1870, taken from a range of European societies, looking at suicide rates in different societies and between different ...
... In light of these studies, it was much debated whether a sizable proportion of the general public could even be said to hold meaningful attitudes. From their haphazard responses to survey questions, it sometimes appeared that respondents chose their answers based on a flip of a coin. What is particu ...
Expectation States Theory
... carry over to the next encounter, even if the specific actors change. This assumption has been used to intervene in the status generalization process. For example, if a man observes a woman performing a task better than he does, this can positively impact the performance expectations he forms for wo ...
... carry over to the next encounter, even if the specific actors change. This assumption has been used to intervene in the status generalization process. For example, if a man observes a woman performing a task better than he does, this can positively impact the performance expectations he forms for wo ...
Collaborating and Connecting: The emergence of the sharing
... relationships rather than existing market actors to mediate exchanges. In this chapter, we suggest that participation in the sharing economy is motivated by economic and ecological concerns, as well as a desire to increase social connections. However, we question how effective the sharing economy ha ...
... relationships rather than existing market actors to mediate exchanges. In this chapter, we suggest that participation in the sharing economy is motivated by economic and ecological concerns, as well as a desire to increase social connections. However, we question how effective the sharing economy ha ...
Hostile Media Perceptions: Partisan Assessments of Press and
... consensus for that position because it is the only one in immediate consciousness; perceivers may consider themselves and others as similarly rational beings who are affected in the same way by situational factors such as media coverage and therefore hold similar views; and/or the desire to maintain ...
... consensus for that position because it is the only one in immediate consciousness; perceivers may consider themselves and others as similarly rational beings who are affected in the same way by situational factors such as media coverage and therefore hold similar views; and/or the desire to maintain ...
Exploration of the Relationship between Self
... significant others (Leary, 1999). For example, one partner may express how much he=she loves the other. This affectionate expression would increase the other partner’s self-esteem. On the other hand, sending messages of dislike or annoyance would result in the lowering of the other partner’s self-es ...
... significant others (Leary, 1999). For example, one partner may express how much he=she loves the other. This affectionate expression would increase the other partner’s self-esteem. On the other hand, sending messages of dislike or annoyance would result in the lowering of the other partner’s self-es ...
Hostile Media Perceptions: Partisan Assessments of Press and
... consensus for that position because it is the only one in immediate consciousness; perceivers may consider themselves and others as similarly rational beings who are affected in the same way by situational factors such as media coverage and therefore hold similar views; and/or the desire to maintain ...
... consensus for that position because it is the only one in immediate consciousness; perceivers may consider themselves and others as similarly rational beings who are affected in the same way by situational factors such as media coverage and therefore hold similar views; and/or the desire to maintain ...
Social Consequences of Disparagement Humor: A Prejudiced Norm
... unique effects of humor above and beyond mere disparagement. In fact, Ford (1997) explained his findings as merely a priming effect resulting from exposure to the negative, stereotypical portrayal of African Americans. Indeed, priming studies exposing participants to nonhumorous stereotypical portra ...
... unique effects of humor above and beyond mere disparagement. In fact, Ford (1997) explained his findings as merely a priming effect resulting from exposure to the negative, stereotypical portrayal of African Americans. Indeed, priming studies exposing participants to nonhumorous stereotypical portra ...