The ideological determinants of voluntary simplicity: the role of desire for money / <i>Los determinantes ideológicos de la simplicidad voluntaria: el papel del deseo de dinero</i>

In this study, we examine the relationship between worldviews associated with the environment, materialism and voluntary simplicity. A total of 316 participants completed a questionnaire measuring the Dominant Social Paradigm, the New Ecological Paradigm, desire for money and voluntary simplicity. The results reveal a negative impact of the Dominant Social Paradigm on voluntary simplicity, mediated by the desire for money. In contrast, there is a positive relationship between the New Ecological Paradigm and voluntary simplicity. These findings are discussed in terms of their theoretical implications.

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PsyEcology Bilingual Journal of Environmental Psychology
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2025-04-24
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https://doi.org/10.1177/21711976251328536
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Environmental Sustainability in Business
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The ideological determinants of voluntary simplicity: the role of desire for money / Los determinantes ideológicos de la simplicidad voluntaria: el papel del deseo de dinero

Pierre De Oliveira, Laurent Auzoult, Jeremy Matrot
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PsyEcology Bilingual Journal of Environmental Psychology
Environmental Sustainability in Business
2.07
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The ideological determinants of voluntary simplicity: the role of desire for money / Los determinantes ideológicos de la simplicidad voluntaria: el papel del deseo de dinero

Pierre De Oliveira, Laurent Auzoult, Jeremy Matrot
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Abstract

In this study, we examine the relationship between worldviews associated with the environment, materialism and voluntary simplicity. A total of 316 participants completed a questionnaire measuring the Dominant Social Paradigm, the New Ecological Paradigm, desire for money and voluntary simplicity. The results reveal a negative impact of the Dominant Social Paradigm on voluntary simplicity, mediated by the desire for money. In contrast, there is a positive relationship between the New Ecological Paradigm and voluntary simplicity. These findings are discussed in terms of their theoretical implications.

PsyEcology Bilingual Journal of Environmental PsychologyVol. 16(2)
Université de Bourgogne (FR)
Openalex Percentile: Top 13%
Environmental Sustainability in Business
2.07
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