Widegren · 1998
Measures a broad range of environmental beliefs including beliefs about the causes and consequences of environmental problems, beliefs about human–nature relationships, beliefs about the effectiveness of individual and collective action, and beliefs about the role of technology and economic growth in environmental solutions. Developed to provide a comprehensive assessment of the belief structures underlying environmental attitudes and behavior. Distinguishes between factual beliefs (what is the case), normative beliefs (what ought to be the case), and efficacy beliefs (what can be done).
Widegren, Ö. (1998). The new environmental paradigm and personal norms. Environment and Behavior, 30(1), 75–100.
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