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Testing Alternative Approaches to Manipulation of Environmental Self-Identity: Behavior Recall, Anchoring, and Category-Range Manipulations
Environmental self-identity, defined as the extent to which an individual sees themselves as an environmentally friendly person, has become an important concept in environmental psychology. One of the reasons for the prominence of environmental self-identity is that it has been proposed as one of th
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