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Understanding Nature-Related Behaviors among Children through a Theory of Reasoned Action Approach
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Gotch, Chad; Hall, Troy – Environmental Education Research, 2004
The Theory of Reasoned Action has proven to be a valuable tool for predicting and understanding behavior and, as such, provides a potentially important basis for environmental education program design. This study used a Theory of Reasoned Action approach to examine a unique type of behavior (nature-related activities) and a unique population…
Descriptors: Program Design, Behavior Modification, Norms, Behavior Patterns
Teaching the Dilemmas of Commons Property Management Using the Commons Game.
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Kirts, Carla A.; Tumeo, Mark A. – Journal of Environmental Education, 1991
Reports results of a survey of 36 college students who played the Commons Game. This game was developed to illustrate the behavioral patterns, complexities, and frustrations involved in management of commons resources, cited as a major concern for future generations. (10 references) (MCO)
Descriptors: Behavior Patterns, Conservation (Environment), Conservation Education, Educational Games