Citizen Environmental Behavior From the Perspective of Psychological Distance Based on a Visual Analysis of Bibliometrics and Scientific Knowledge Mapping

Yang, Li; Fang, Xin; Zhu, Jianfei

doi:10.3389/fpsyg.2021.766907

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“…De esta manera, el conocimiento ambiental adquirido podría llevar a tener una actitud ambiental, que a su vez instigaría la conducta ambiental en las personas. Aunque una actitud ambiental es uno de los predictores más importantes, los enfoques más recientes identificaron múltiples determinantes adicionales de las conductas ambientales (Yang et al, 2022).…”

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Environmental behaviors in students of a Peruvian private university

Giersch

Araoz

Peralta

et al. 2022

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In recent years, environmental behaviors have been promoted in students because they are a way to solve environmental problems and allow sustainability goals to be achieved. In this sense, the objective of this research was to analyze the environmental behaviors of undergraduate students from a branch of a Peruvian private university. The approach was quantitative, the design was non-experimental and the level was descriptive transectional. The sample consisted of 268 students to whom the Environmental Behavior Questionnaire was applied, an instrument with adequate levels of validity and reliability. According to the results, the students were characterized by being in the process of developing environmental behaviors and it was determined that some sociodemographic variables such as gender, age and socioeconomic level were significantly associated with these behaviors (p<0.05). Finally, it was concluded that it is necessary to promote environmental education through the development of activities, both theoretical and practical, to consolidate the environmental behavior of students.

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Environmental behaviors in students of a Peruvian private university

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Araoz

Peralta

et al. 2022

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“…Covered by at least one additional facility service 0 i is not covered (8) In the formula, I is the set of demand points i, J is the set of facility candidates j , p is the number of facilities allowed to be built, d ij is the distance from demand point i to candidate j, D is the service radius of new facilities, N(i) is the set of facility points that can cover the demand points, and w i is the weight of demand points i.…”

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“…Studies in environmental psychology have substantiated a significant correlation between the characteristics of public spaces and a sense of security, highlighting that those spaces inducing a sense of security facilitate the establishment of a conducive social order [2][3][4][5]. Environmental behavioral studies indicate a mutual influence between individuals and their surroundings [6][7][8][9], emphasizing that physical environments are one of the principal factors influencing people's psychological sense of security [10,11]. Universities, as relatively independent communities with distinctive characteristics, bear the crucial responsibility of talent cultivation, forming a vital part of the national social system and urban development.…”

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Evaluation and Optimization of Sense of Security during the Day and Night in Campus Public Spaces Based on Physical Environment and Psychological Perception

Peng,

Li,

Cheng

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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The safety of public spaces on university campuses directly affects the mental and physical well-being of both faculty and students, significantly contributing to the stability and growth of the institution. Therefore, evaluating and optimizing the sense of security in these public areas is paramount. This study adopts a human-centric approach and selects five physical environmental metrics to construct a comprehensive safety perception model encompassing both day and night, using the analytic hierarchy process. By leveraging evaluation outcomes, a maximum coverage location-allocation model constrained by a facility service radius is employed to optimize the layout of the public amenities on campus, supported by empirical research conducted at the Wuchang Campus of the Wuhan Institute of Technology. The results indicate that a notable decrease in public areas provides a low sense of security to users and that an increase in public areas provides users with a high sense of security. The results demonstrate a considerable enhancement in both the daytime and nighttime sense of security due to the implemented optimization measures. This research contributes to a deeper understanding of the constituent elements shaping the sense of security in campus public spaces, offering concrete strategies for their evaluation and enhancement, thereby fostering a more scientifically grounded layout of campus public facilities and advancing the creation of a harmonious and secure campus environment.

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“…Understanding the journal distribution of citation literature is conducive to helping researchers grasp the research hotspots and frontiers in this field via appropriate journals [24]. Figs 3(a, b) show the top 10 journals with the most papers published and the top 10 journals with the most citations in WOSCC of IICEC research, respectively.…”

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Knowledge Mapping of Research on the Impact of Industrialization on Carbon Emissions in China: a Bibliometric Analysis Using CiteSpace and VOSviewer

Dai¹,

Zhou²,

Zhao³

et al. 2023

Pol. J. Environ. Stud.

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The relationship between industrialization and carbon emissions is incredibly complicated. Numerous academics have studied this subject in-depth and produced a wealth of research findings, but there has not been a comprehensive evaluation and analysis. As a result, the Web of Science Core Collection is used as the study's data source, and China is chosen as the research object. Visualization software CiteSpace and VOSviewer are utilized to conduct cooperation network analysis, co-citation analysis and cluster analysis to analyze the research progress and frontier of the impact of industrialization on carbon emissions in China (IICEC). The results indicate that: (1) Since 2007, the research enthusiasm for IICEC has grown and gone through three stages; (2) Most research institutions and authors are from China, and significant transnational research teams have not yet been established;(3) The most popular journal for this research is Journal of Cleaner Production, whereas Energy Policy has the most citations; (4) The overall research hotspots can be divided into five clusters. Based on these findings, possible future research frontiers were identified, including carbon emission decoupling analysis and carbon transfer, life cycle analysis and life cycle cost analysis of the industry, and embodied carbon measure.

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Citizen Environmental Behavior From the Perspective of Psychological Distance Based on a Visual Analysis of Bibliometrics and Scientific Knowledge Mapping

Cited by 9 publications

References 115 publications

Environmental behaviors in students of a Peruvian private university

Environmental behaviors in students of a Peruvian private university

Evaluation and Optimization of Sense of Security during the Day and Night in Campus Public Spaces Based on Physical Environment and Psychological Perception

Knowledge Mapping of Research on the Impact of Industrialization on Carbon Emissions in China: a Bibliometric Analysis Using CiteSpace and VOSviewer

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