Mica Estrada|P. Wesley Schultz|Nilmini Silva-Send|Michel A. Boudrias
The Role of Social Influences on Pro-Environment Behaviors in the San Diego Region
Institute on Aging|University of California, San Francisco|California State University, San Marcos|University of San Diego|University of San Diego
social psychological perspective addressing threats climate change involves education imparts objective facts upon passive individual also socializing process tripartite integration model social influence timsi provides theoretical framework connects acquiring climate change knowledge integration community results greater engagement climate friendly behaviors survey data collected 1000 residents san diego county measures included knowledge climate change b selfefficacy proenvironmental actions felt could c identity extent identified part community concerned climate change values endorsement values community concerned climate change e proenvironmental behavior engagement conservation behaviors results indicated selfefficacy values mediated relationship knowledge proenvironmental behavior