From prediction to process: A self-regulation account of environmental behavior change
Abstract
Recently, environmental researchers have been urged to widen the theoretical scope and integrate other behavioral moderators to better understand and bridge the frequently observed intention-behavior gap in the environmental domain. The present article seeks to meet this call by reviewing and highlighting the relevance of self-regulation for environmental behavior change. The article focuses on the two primary components of self-regulation: goal...
Paper Details
Title
From prediction to process: A self-regulation account of environmental behavior change
Published Date
Aug 1, 2017
Volume
51
Pages
189 - 198
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