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Psychology's Role in the Conserving Society
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Public Acceptance of Consumer Energy Conservation Strategies
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Personal Values and Commitment to Energy Conservation
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Psychological Factors in the Nuclear Power Controversy
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Nuclear Power: The Dynamics of Acceptability
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Psychological Research for the New Energy Problems: Strategies and Opportunities
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Do Consumers Know "What Works" in Energy Conservation?
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Environmental Attitudes and Preferences for Energy Resource Options
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Psychological Impact of a Nuclear Power Plant: Changing Perceptions of Community and Neighborhood
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