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Harnessing machine learning to explore influencing mechanism in the dual pro-environmental intention-behavior gap - Scientific Reports

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By Zihao Dong, Yu An Zhang, Yanying Mao, Liudan Jiao, Xiaosen Huo, Liu Wu
| Nature Verified
Abstract Fostering pro-environmental behaviors (PEBs) is crucial for advancing low-carbon development. A significant obstacle in this endeavor is the intention-behavior gap, where intentions fail to translate into actual behaviors. This study addresses both the commonly discussed negative gap, where high intentions do not lead to corresponding behaviors, and the less explored positive gap, where behaviors exceed intentions.
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Exploring Community Resilience: The Joint Roles of Environmental Knowledge and Risk Perception in Pro-Environmental Behavior

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By Yu ZHANG, Zihao Dong, Yanying Mao, Xiaosen Huo
| MDPI
1. Introduction In today’s world, environmental problems such as drought, global warming, and pollution have emerged as major challenges facing all nations [1,2,3]. These challenges are extensive and have significant negative impacts on human society [4,5].
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The impact of digital technology and technological innovation on environmental attitudes--insights from a cross-country survey

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By Yu ZHANG, Qian Du, Yanying Mao, Liu Wu
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT The evolving landscape of digital technologies and technological innovations is reshaping our relationship with the environment. While empirical studies at the micro level have extensively examined the separate impacts of these advancements on environmental attitudes, a significant gap persists in understanding their collective influence at the macro level.
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