"Stick" Works Better than "Carrot"
Reporting Systems for Behavior Change
Incentives for Restaurants to Decrease Waste?
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Cognitive Consequences of Legislating Postpurchase Behavior: Growing up with the Bottle Bill
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What Makes a Recycler? A Comparison of Recyclers and Nonrecyclers
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Tapping Satisfactions to Promote Energy Conservation Behavior
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Energy Behavior
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