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The Link between Warm Glow and Pro-Environmental Behaviors is Positive and Robust: A Scoping Review and Meta-Analysis
When we engage in pro-environmental behaviors that align with our personal values, we can experience positive feelings, known as warm glow. Theories suggest a potential positive feedback loop such that people who anticipate feeling more warm glow are more likely to act pro-environmentally, and actin
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