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    Impacts to public recycling from psychological and technological stimulus

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    2012-08
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    Mozo Reyes, Eliana Cristina
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    Pro-environmental activities are often cumbersome for people and lack of commitment can limit conservation of natural resources. An important pro-environmental activity is on-the-go recycling since a significant percentage of waste is generated outside the home. This project involves the use of different modifications of a public on-the-go recycle bin, representing specific types of positive stimuli, in order to provoke responses from people that can provide valuable information about public recycling behaviors. The objective of the research is to shed some light on what factors may influence public recycling based on data collection from baseline and interventions groups. This study will provide the environmental community with valuable information on psychological and technological stimuli that can be used to inspire people to participate in on-the-go public recycling programs.
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    http://purl.galileo.usg.edu/uga_etd/mozo-reyes_eliana_c_201208_ms
    http://hdl.handle.net/10724/28360
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