Great scientific effort has been devoted to understanding what drives pro-environmental
behaviour, yet the question of the environmental attitude–behaviour gap remains
unanswered. Studies have indicated that self-regulation and executive functions may reduce
such a gap by increasing individuals' ability to maintain attention on present actions and to
resist goal-conflicting temptations. Given the inherent association of self-regulation and
executive functions with dispositional mindfulness, we carried out a cross-sectional study to …