Res Publica,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 28, 2024
Abstract
This
paper
explores
anti-natalism
and
attitudes
towards
environmental
preservation.
Anti-natalisms
of
a
certain
kind,
what
I
call
“compassion-based
anti-natalisms”,
adhere
to
the
principle
minimising
suffering,
this
goes
hand-in-hand
with
common
belief
that
protecting
environment
from
destruction
is
right
thing
do.
However,
argue
preservation
is,
in
fact,
antithetical
anti-natalist’s
aims.
because
as
argue,
primarily
for
future
generations
has,
therefore,
pro-natalist
attachments:
promotes
enables
generations.
As
result,
conflicts
three
fundamental
values:
goal
extinction,
an
overall
reduction
adherence
duty
non-procreation.
Because
this,
discuss
two
possible
anti-natalist
might
take
preservation:
Destruction
Apathy
.
involves
active
degradation
bring
about
extinction
soon
possible.
be
“hands-off”
degrade
more
slowly.
state
most
suitable
attitude
it
ascertains
sensible
balance
within
values
does
not
introduce
new,
morally
objectionable
outcomes.
Finally,
some
practical
limitations
how
best
act
context
real
world.
conclude
anti-natalists
have
compromise
on
their
and,
paradoxically,
support
BMC Psychology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12(1)
Published: April 27, 2024
Abstract
Background
Climate
change
is
seriously
affecting
human
survival
and
development,
the
anxiety
caused
by
it
becoming
increasingly
prominent.
How
to
alleviate
people’s
climate
anxiety,
improve
ecological
environment,
promote
formation
of
green
lifestyles
among
people,
especially
young
an
important
topic
that
deserves
be
explored.
This
study
examined
relationship
between
pro-environmental
behaviors
underlying
psychological
mechanism
in
adolescents.
Methods
explored
crucial
role
future
self-continuity
(FSC)
(CCA)
(PEB)
adolescents
moderating
self-efficacy
(GSE).
In
this
study,
a
total
1,851
middle
high
school
students
from
five
schools
were
selected
for
questionnaire
survey.
Results
The
results
showed
(1)
both
grades,
there
was
significant
negative
correlation
behaviors;
significantly
positively
correlated
with
negatively
(2)
predicted
behaviors,
compared
grade
adolescents’
behaviors.
Future
mediated
grades.
(3)
moderated
second
half
pathway
mediation
model
only
Specifically
school,
did
not
predict
at
low
level,
but
level.
either
or
Conclusion
suggests
different
mediating
effects
various
great
significance
alleviating
cultivating
their
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
16(14), P. 6011 - 6011
Published: July 14, 2024
This
study
aims
to
identify
the
influence
of
Generation
X
and
Y
on
green
buying
behavior
in
Indian
context.
Based
social
cognitive
theory
generational
cohort
theory,
authors
test
impact
Perceived
Environmental
Responsibility
Social
Media
Information
Sharing
relationship
between
cohorts
their
behavior.
uses
Quan-Qual
approach
triangulate
results.
A
structured
questionnaire
was
used
collect
data
from
427
respondents,
hypotheses
were
tested
with
covariance-based
structural
equation
modeling
using
AMOS
software
(AMOS
26
software).
To
probe
further
into
findings,
in-depth
interviews
conducted
60
respondents
Gen
groups,
analyzed
NVIVO
software.
The
findings
reveal
that
seems
engage
more
compared
cohort.
Also,
mediates
for
moderates
it
Y.
Moreover,
qualitative
inquiry
confirms
both
does
not
significantly
Business Strategy & Development,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
8(1)
Published: Jan. 6, 2025
ABSTRACT
This
study
explores
the
intricate
associations
between
climate
change
anxiety,
sustainable
trust
and
three
aspects
of
consumption
behaviors
(quality
life,
care
for
environment
future
generations)
among
consumers
in
Vietnam
Italy,
with
a
focus
on
moderating
role
nature
connectedness
hyperopia
psychology.
Employing
an
exploratory
sequential
mixed‐methods
approach
that
integrates
both
qualitative
quantitative
techniques,
initially
conducted
20
in‐depth
interviews
to
gain
insights
into
interplay
change‐related
factors,
trust,
consumer
behaviors,
which
helped
formulate
research
framework.
Subsequently,
was
utilized,
gathering
681
online
surveys
from
Vietnamese
Italian
consumers,
data
assessed
through
structural
equation
modeling
using
SmartPLS
software.
is
first
reveal
crucial
theoretical
how
anxiety
affected
by
risk
perception
knowledge,
impact
behaviors:
quality
environment,
generations.
These
effects
are
positively
moderated
connectedness,
providing
profound
understanding
behavior
two
regions
within
amid
urgent
global
crisis.
Scholars
benefit
enriched
amidst
while
policymakers,
businesses,
advocates
actionable
drive
effective
mitigation
adaptation
strategies,
contributes
advancing
United
Nations'
Sustainable
Development
Goals.
Frontiers in Forests and Global Change,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
7
Published: Jan. 17, 2025
Introduction
Climate
change
represents
one
of
the
most
pressing
challenges
confronting
contemporary
societies.
Despite
occupying
a
relatively
small
proportion
Earth’s
surface,
cities
contribute
disproportionately
to
greenhouse
gas
emissions.
Urban
forests,
as
vital
form
natural
infrastructure,
play
critical
role
in
mitigating
adverse
impacts
climate
change.
Effective
management
and
conservation
these
resources
necessitate
active
engagement
from
diverse
stakeholder
groups,
with
women
being
particularly
important
demographic.
However,
generational
differences
women’s
perceptions
their
willingness
participate
urban
forest
have
received
limited
investigation.
This
study
seeks
address
this
gap
by
comparing
participation
intentions
two
groups
women:
those
belonging
Generation
Z
earlier
generations.
Methods
The
sample
comprised
401
395
other
Data
for
were
collected
using
questionnaire
administered
through
multi-stage
cluster
sampling
method.
data
encompassed
participants’
awareness
change,
its
causes,
dual
engage
management,
demographic
characteristics
such
age,
educational
level,
family
size,
income,
highest
education
family,
levels
fathers
mothers.
analysis
was
conducted
both
descriptive
inferential
statistical
methods.
Results
results
revealed
significant
understanding
recognizing
forests
effects,
demonstrating
conservation.
Across
all
measures,
exhibited
higher
compared
older
Furthermore,
increased
issues
positively
associated
greater
management.
Socio-economic
factors
also
influenced
differently
between
highlighting
nuanced
effects
variables
on
intentions.
Discussion
showed
althought
observed
consistently
led
heightened
among
These
findings
underscore
importance
adopting
intergenerational
perspectives
emphasizing
that
promotional
programs
must
be
tailored
account
effectively
maximize
foster
widespread
efforts.
Journal of Personality,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 20, 2025
ABSTRACT
Introduction
Existing
literature
has
highlighted
the
relevance
of
Pro‐environmental
behaviors
(PEBs)—actions
intended
to
benefit
environment—to
Eudaimonic
well‐being
(EWB,
i.e.,
meaning
in
life
and
connectedness
others).
However,
most
research
focused
on
stable
individual
differences
utilized
cross‐sectional
designs,
giving
limited
attention
momentary
fluctuations
PEBs
within
individuals.
This
study
aimed
investigate
daily
impact
EWB
from
a
causal
perspective,
examining
whether
manipulating
would
result
higher
levels
those
days.
Method
We
adopted
Within‐Person
Encouragement
Design,
an
experimental
approach
employing
instrumental
variable
estimation,
Dynamic
Structural
Equation
Modeling
framework.
Participants
were
63
Italian
young
adults
assessed
over
21
days
who
received
11
randomized
encouragements
(i.e.,
“Today
we
ask
you
implement
more
pro‐environmental
actions
than
normally
enact
typical
day”).
Results
A
significant
positive
adherence
effect
encouragement
PEB,
treatment
PEB
was
found.
Conclusion
These
findings
are
promising
for
advancing
successful
behavioral
interventions
designed
encourage
younger
generations
highlight
importance
experiencing
meaningful
enhanced
with
others.
Frontiers in Psychology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
16
Published: March 25, 2025
Introduction
Climate
change
is
one
of
society's
most
severe
crisis,
presenting
a
health
threat
to
humans
with
serious
impacts
on
mental
health.
anxiety
has
been
identified
as
an
important
consequence
climate
change.
Methods
The
current
study
examined
the
role
social
psychological
characteristics
and
pro-environmental
behavior,
using
nationally
representative
sample
Portuguese
parents
who
completed
extensive
questionnaires.
Results
More
central
parental
identities
negatively
correlated
predicted
anxiety,
revealing
that
identity
can
be
protective
factor
against
issues.
Parental
centrality
also
greater
engagement
in
behavior.
findings
further
showed
environmental
perceptions
were
positively
related
higher
levels
Finally,
was
linked
behavior
through
bringing
contributions
research
underlying
mechanisms
shape
Discussion
shed
light
complex
influencing
necessary
mitigate
acute
consequences
crisis.
