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New Ecological Paradigm Scale Revised (NEPS- R): Evidence for a Two-Factor Structure and Measurement Invariance
The New Ecological Paradigm Scale-Revised (NEPS-R) is among the most widely used measures of ecological worldview, yet there’s a lack of consensus on its factorial structure, and evidence on its measurement invariance across gender, particularly within parental dyads, is scarce. This study examined
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