ENV Topic 3 - Recycling and other conservation behaviors Flashcards

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What are antecedent strategies for changing behavior?

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Strategies that occur before the behavior

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What are consequent strategies for changing behavior?

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Strategies that occur after the behavior

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What is the Yale Model of Persuasion?

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A model developed to change attitudes

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What are the four major factors in persuasive communication according to the Yale Model?

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Source

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5
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What are the three stages of effective communication?

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Attention

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How does the credibility of the source affect persuasion?

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A credible source is more persuasive.

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What type of message is best for a well-educated audience?

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A two-sided argument.

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What type of message is best for people resistant to change?

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Smaller attitude changes.

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9
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What situation is often more successful for persuasion?

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Informal discussions.

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10
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What happened when Oregon introduced a deposit for returned cans and bottles?

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Return rate increased by 90%.

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What did Luyben & Bailey (1979) find about proximity and recycling?

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Increasing recycling facilities increased newspaper recycling by 52%.

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What did Cialdini (2003) investigate in a hotel setting?

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The effectiveness of different messages to encourage towel reuse.

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Which message was most successful in Cialdini’s (2003) study?

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A message focusing on social norms.

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What was the aim of Lord (1994) study?

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To investigate the effectiveness of different ways to persuade people to recycle.

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How many households were in Lord (1994) study?

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140

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16
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What were the independent variables in Lord (1994) study?

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Message framing (positive/negative) and message source (advertisement

17
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What were the dependent variables in Lord (1994) study?

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Recycling behavior and attitudes towards recycling.

18
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What was the overall result of Lord (1994) study regarding recycling behavior?

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Experimental conditions increased recycling compared to the control group.

19
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What type of message led to increased favorable attitudes towards recycling?

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Positively framed messages.

20
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Which message source was most successful for changing beliefs?

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Positively framed advertisements.

21
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Which message source was most successful for changing behavior?

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Negatively framed personal influence messages.

22
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What was Lord’s conclusion regarding the most effective persuasion strategy?

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A combination of positive and negative messages