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Exploring waste prevention behaviour through empirical research (Francesco…
Exploring waste prevention behaviour through empirical research
My research topic: Waste Management
Francesco Testa
Workplace: Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna university
Ethos/credibility/credentials: Associate Professor at the Institute of Management, He is lecturer in Environmental Management at the international PhD in Management
Additional useful information: He has authored more than 60 articles.
Fabio Iraldo
Workplace: Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna university
Additional useful information: Graduated in Economics and Social Disciplines, Bocconi University, Milan
Ethos/credibility/credentials: PhD degree in Territorial and Environmental Public Policies, IUAV University
Filippo Corsini
Ethos/credibility/credentials: M.A. in Economics, Ph.D. in Management
Additional useful information: English - Full professional proficiency, German - Elementary proficiency
Workplace: Consultant/Researcher at Scuola Superiore Sant' Anna university
Natalia M. Gusmerotti
Workplace: Scuola Superiore Sant' Anna university
Ethos/credibility/credentials: Researcher
Additional useful information: Predictors of organizational citizenship behavior in relation to environmental and health & safety issues
Place of publication of source:
Secondary: articles, journals
Primary: statistics, tables and figures
Examining the content
General Information
16 July 2018
The most important factors that affect the waste prevention
The relationship between the waste prevention and behaviors
Summary
(1) provide a more nuanced view by examining the determinants of individual behaviour when deciding to either purchase a certain item or to extend the life of an owned item through repair or reuse activities.
(2) a.The research is based on 375 questionnaires collected in Pietra Ligure, a municipality located in Northwest Italy
b. using other's articles and theory
(3) journals
(4) types of evidence
figures
tables
(5) parts of articles:
Highlights
Abstract
Abbreviations
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Introduction
Materials and Methods
Results
Discussion
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Appendix A measures
References
(6)Introduction: Understanding how to influence people to adopt more sustainable patterns of consumption and pro-environmental behaviour has been identified as a key step in addressing some of the biggest environmental challenges we currently face
(7)Conclusion:
Our study also suggests avenues for future research.
Our findings show that awareness of consequences is a fundamental driver of waste prevention attitudes, and they confirm a positive relationship between attitudes and perceived behavioural control.
Our research explores the drivers of waste prevention behaviour, as waste prevention is an important issue and thus a more nuanced approach is required.
Documentation of source
APA
Filippo Corsini, Natalia M. Gusmerotti, Francesco Testa, Fabio Iraldo. (2018) Exploring waste prevention behavior through empirical research. Waste Management. Volume 79. p132-141.
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Biomedical waste
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