2004
DOI: 10.1016/s0272-4944(03)00022-7
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Implicit connections with nature

Abstract: Previous research has suggested that attitudes about environmental issues are rooted in the degree to which people believe that they are part of the natural environment. Researchers have distinguished between egoistic concerns, which focus on self, and biospheric concerns, which focus on all living things. In the current paper, we argue that the type of concerns a person develops about environmental issues is associated with the extent to which the individual believes that s/he is part of nature. We argue that… Show more

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“…A propósito, Hefler, Zeidler e Cervinka (2009) fizeram uma compilação de escalas de conexão com a natureza, relatando a existência de dez opções de medidas (Coelho, 2009); também é possível encontrar testes de associação implícita (Bruni & Schultz, 2010;Schultz et al, 2004) e três outras medidas relacionadas ao construto (Dunlap & van Liere, 1978;Ellis & Thompson, 1997;Kaiser & Wilson, 2004;Schultz, 2000).…”
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“…A propósito, Hefler, Zeidler e Cervinka (2009) fizeram uma compilação de escalas de conexão com a natureza, relatando a existência de dez opções de medidas (Coelho, 2009); também é possível encontrar testes de associação implícita (Bruni & Schultz, 2010;Schultz et al, 2004) e três outras medidas relacionadas ao construto (Dunlap & van Liere, 1978;Ellis & Thompson, 1997;Kaiser & Wilson, 2004;Schultz, 2000).…”
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“…Como é possível observar, a ECN, independentemente do contexto cultural, vem se mostrando um instrumento psicometricamente adequado, tendo a vantagem de focar no componente afetivo, resolvendo limitações identificadas em medidas prévias que são mais comumente utilizadas, como a Inclusion of Nature in Self Scale (Schultz, 2001) e a Implicit Association Test-Nature Scale (Schultz et al, 2004). Nesse sentido, a ECN é promissora, compondo-se de um conjunto de itens de fácil compreensão e resposta.…”
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“…This more embodied orientation towards nature inspires thinking that people should be careful and try to do no harm to The Organic Food Philosophy 443 nature. In this perspective, or even ''way of being,'' nature is included in people's representations of self (Schultz et al 2004), and forms a part of their identities. As a result, modern culture is characterized by the tension between the two big constellations of ideas (i.e., Enlightenment and Romantic views), and this tension becomes particularly manifest in the form of controversies about sustainability issues (Taylor 1989).…”
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