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Analysis of Consumer Attitudes in Michigan about Products Containing Recycled Materials
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An Investigation of Strategies, Incentives, and Operational Characteristics of Recycling Programs
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Measuring the Effects of Message Framing on the Behavior of Recycling in a Residential Recycling Program
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The Effects of Personal Communication Strategies on Curbside Recycling
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A Field Experiment on Interventions to Improve Curbside Recycling
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A Study of Consumers' Recognition and Recall of Environmental Claims
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Littering as a Function of Prior Litter and the Presence or Absence of Prohibitive Signs
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An Investigation of the Relative Importance of Factors Influencing Recycling Behavior
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Marketing Social Responsibility: An Empirical Investigation of the Relationship between Domain Familiarity and Consumers' Perceived Self Knowledge of Recycling Information
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