This paper explores whether socio-demographics still have a role to play in profiling green
consumers. Following an interdisciplinary review of the literature, the second part of the …

Despite the societal importance of reusing waste materials, few empirical studies have
specifically examined recycling behaviors as differentiated from attitudes and intentions …

This study contributes to the work on board composition and firm corporate social
responsibility by extending it to the environmental domain. It evaluates the relationship …

Designing Social Research is a uniquely comprehensive and student-friendly guide to the
core knowledge and types of skills required for planning social research. The authors …

The passage of time and incipient change call for another look at the demographic and
attitudinal correlates of ecologically conscious consumer behavior (ECCB). As concern for …

A review of the literature suggests that traditional segmentation variables (socio‐
demographics) and personality indicators are of limited use for characterizing the green …

Variables that predict “green buying”(ie, buying products that are environmentally beneficial)
were investigated. Predictor variables included awareness about environmental impacts of …

Efforts to explain environmental concern as a function of social structure have revealed
some weak but reliable associations. Stronger associations have been found between …

Knowledge and motivational factors represent important but neglected topics in the study of
recycling behavior. This article examines differences in knowledge, motives, and …

Using data obtained from National Opinion Research Center's General Social Surveys
(1973–1990), this paper tests two hypotheses concerning possible changes in the …