2021
DOI: 10.4067/s0718-50062021000600165
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Cambio climático y ecosistemas estratégicos: percepciones de estudiantes universitarios

Abstract: Se presenta los resultados de una investigación cuantitativa, descriptiva -transversal sobre percepciones acerca del cambio climático entre estudiantes universitarios residentes en la Región Caribe de Colombia. Se seleccionaron 1243 sujetos mediante muestreo aleatorio estratificado (1−α = 97 %). Se utilizó la escala de percepciones sobre el cambio climático (α=0,94). Los hallazgos evidencian relación significativa pero débil entre las percepciones existentes y el lugar de residencia (X 2 : (p ≤ 0,001; V de Cra… Show more

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“…Similarly, [26] report that university students have a high responsibility in changing attitudes towards a sustainable society, in their research paper entitled "Perceptions on environmental pollution and attitudes in university students". Another case is presented in "Climate change and strategic ecosystems: perceptions of university students" by [27], where they register tendencies towards a greater recognition of climate change as a phenomenon that needs to be addressed in a participatory manner. The sample used to identify perceptions was of students from urban contexts, which may limit the study; it would be recommended to apply the questionnaire to a larger sample that covers semi-urban and rural contexts to counterbalance the students' perceptions.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Similarly, [26] report that university students have a high responsibility in changing attitudes towards a sustainable society, in their research paper entitled "Perceptions on environmental pollution and attitudes in university students". Another case is presented in "Climate change and strategic ecosystems: perceptions of university students" by [27], where they register tendencies towards a greater recognition of climate change as a phenomenon that needs to be addressed in a participatory manner. The sample used to identify perceptions was of students from urban contexts, which may limit the study; it would be recommended to apply the questionnaire to a larger sample that covers semi-urban and rural contexts to counterbalance the students' perceptions.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%