Energy Conservation Techniques as Innovations, and their Diffusion
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Assessing Communication Effects on Energy Conservation
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Energy Conservation Behavior: The Difficult Path from Information to Action
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From Social Psychology to Political Economy: A Model of Energy Use Behavior
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Lifestyle and Home Energy Conservation in the United States: The Poor Accept Lifestyle Cutbacks while the Wealthy Invest in Conservation
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Predicting Attitudes to Oil and to Nuclear Energy
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Why Is it So Hard to Sell "Savings" as a Reason for Energy Conservation?
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Nuclear Attitudes after Chernobyl: A Cross-National Study. Special Issue: Psychological Fallout from the Chernobyl Nuclear Accident
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The Consequences of Participant Satisfaction with Energy Conservation Programs
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Evaluating Energy Conservation Programs: Is Verbal Report Enough?
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