Acting together for a positive future: A cross-cultural investigation of how environmental cognitive alternatives and efficacy beliefs contribute to individual and collective biodiversity-conservation intentions
Acting together for a positive future: A cross-cultural investigation of how environmental cognitive alternatives and efficacy beliefs contribute to individual and collective biodiversity-conservation intentions
Franck Zenasni, Tommaso Feraco, Marie Chevrier, Sebastian Bamberg et al.
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Futures
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Environmental Education and Sustainability
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Acting together for a positive future: A cross-cultural investigation of how environmental cognitive alternatives and efficacy beliefs contribute to individual and collective biodiversity-conservation intentions
Franck Zenasni, Tommaso Feraco, Marie Chevrier, Sebastian Bamberg, Jonas Rees, Lucia Bosone, Séverine Maggio
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Acting together for a positive future: A cross-cultural investigation of how environmental cognitive alternatives and efficacy beliefs contribute to individual and collective biodiversity-conservation intentions — Franck Zenasni, Tommaso Feraco, et al. · Futures (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS