El rol de los eventos antecedentes y consecuentes en la conducta sustentable

Verdugo, Víctor Corral; Guedea, Rosario Leticia Domínguez

doi:10.5514/rmac.v37.i2.26137

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“…Equity is the action through which the individual comes into contact with people who have different conditions (ethnicity; age; sexual, religious, or political orientation; among others) and is related to behaviors of fair treatment and distribution of resources without bias, meaning not to give some people more than others based on their condition [22]. Equity also implies a balance between human wellness and ecosystem integrity, allowing people to access resources and preserve physical environment.…”

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Psychosocial Predispositions Towards Sustainability and Their Relationship with Environmental Identity

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Environmental psychology is a particular area or subfield of psychology, especially involved in the delimitation of the causes and solutions of environmental problems. This area deals with the study of the interactions between human behavior and the socio-physical components of the environment. The emphasis on the interrelationship of environment and behavior is important; not only physical settings affect people’s behavior, individuals actively influence the environment. Thus, several studies have proposed the existence of a series of predispositions which allow the appreciation of diversity and the interdependence of person–environment relationships, making it possible to adopt lifestyles that can guarantee the sustainability of socio-ecological systems for present and future generations. Therefore, in order to work towards the goals of sustainability, it is necessary to know which are the inclinations or dispositions that people present when caring for the environment. The objective of this research was to identify the association between the variables of psychosocial predispositions towards sustainability with environmental identity in a sample of higher education students from southern Sonora. Nine different scales to measure these predispositions were applied to 417 students, considering emotions towards the environment, environmental and socio-environmental actions, as well as a scale to measure environmental identity. Results revealed, on the one hand, that first-order factors emerged consistently, indicating the presence of a higher-order factor (psychosocial predispositions towards sustainability). On the other hand, we found this construct is related in a bidirectional way with environmental identity, that is, that both the emotions and actions carried out by the students in favor of the environment are related to the degree of identification they have with it, and vice versa, thereby demonstrating an interdependence relationship between these two variables. These findings suggest that the presence of certain psychological characteristics in people would promote a closer relationship with nature, which could encourage participation in caring for the environment.

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Psychosocial Predispositions Towards Sustainability and Their Relationship with Environmental Identity

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“…In the environmental context, they are generally studied as the cognitive dimension of environmental attitudes (Fishbein & Ajzen, 1975) and represent "opinions, thoughts or knowledge about the attitude object" (Hernández & Hidalgo, 2000, p. 310). In this line of investigation, studies have shown that environmental values and beliefs influence the adoption of sustainable lifestyles and environmental concerns (Axon, 2017;Corral-Verdugo & Guedea, 2011;Schultz et al, 2014).…”

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Human Values as Predictors of Agroecological Beliefs

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Psic.: Teor. e Pesq.

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Agroecology is indicated by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations - FAO as a solution to the realization of the human right to food. This study investigated the relationship between human values and beliefs about Agroecology. A survey was answered by students and researchers in the agricultural sciences (n=388). Two models were tested with path analysis. The results revealed that values of Self-Transcendence (0.24) and Openness to Change (0.21) were positive predictors of proagroecology beliefs. These findings point to the importance of activating these values in the training of professionals prepared for the challenge of working towards sustainable agro-food systems.

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“…Intrinsic benefits are generated by the person through the practice of behaviours; these are psychological states that are experienced as pleasant and/or positive (such as happiness, satisfaction and pride) while the individual is engaging in the activity and once the activity is complete, and they can even be present prior to future engagement in that activity (Corral & Domínguez, 2011). It has been proposed that PEB can produce such psychological states (Corral, 2012;Corral-Verdugo, González-Lomelí, Rascón-Cruz, & Corral-Frías;Kasser, 2009).…”

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“…Los beneficios intrínsecos son generados por la propia persona a partir de la ejecución de su conducta; se trata de estados psicológicos que se experimentan como agradables y/o positivos (e.g., felicidad, satisfacción y orgullo) mientras el individuo realiza la actividad, una vez terminada, e incluso pueden presentarse previos a una próxima ejecución (Corral & Domínguez, 2011). Se ha propuesto que realizar CPA puede producir tales estados (Corral, 2012;Corral-Verdugo, González-Lomelí, Rascón-Cruz, & Corral-Frías;Kasser, 2009).…”

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“…The above refers to the influence exerted by the consequence of actions on the decision to carry out said actions or not. The dominant principles of reinforcement indicate that positive consequences take on the function of reinforcers for the future practice of any behaviour, whereas negative consequences reduce the likelihood of repetition of such behaviour (Corral & Domínguez, 2011; Ryan & Deci, 2000), an approach that is used in interventions to foster various actions, including PEB (Osbaldiston & Schott, 2012; Suárez, 2010).…”

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Intrinsic and extrinsic benefits as promoters of pro-environmental behaviour /Beneficios intrínsecos y extrínsecos como promotores de la conducta proambiental

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The practice of pro-environmental behaviour (PEB) can generate positive consequences for the environment and for those who engage in such behaviour. This study suggests that such consequences can, in turn, promote the future practice of pro-environmental actions. A structural model was tested, including the intrinsic and extrinsic benefits of PEB experienced by people as exogenous variables, and PEB as the endogenous variable, on a sample of 360 inhabitants of Mexico City. The model fit the data adequately and explained 24% of variance in PEB. Intrinsic and extrinsic benefits positively and significantly affected PEB, and also presented a moderately strong relationship between them, which could indicate that both types of benefits might jointly foster pro-environmental actions.

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El rol de los eventos antecedentes y consecuentes en la conducta sustentable

Abstract: Corral & Domínguez una posible alternativa para conectar la conducta proambiental individual con la práctica cultural de acciones sustentables.

Cited by 8 publications

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Psychosocial Predispositions Towards Sustainability and Their Relationship with Environmental Identity

Psychosocial Predispositions Towards Sustainability and Their Relationship with Environmental Identity

Human Values as Predictors of Agroecological Beliefs

Intrinsic and extrinsic benefits as promoters of pro-environmental behaviour /Beneficios intrínsecos y extrínsecos como promotores de la conducta proambiental

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