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Publications:
| Explicit and Implicit Attitudes to Low and High Carbon Footprint Products | |||
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This paper outlines new research into how to measure both implicit and explicit attitudes to sustainability with implications for how to proceed with carbon labelling. |
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| Do We Actually Look at the Carbon Footprint of a Product in the Initial Few Seconds? An Experimental Analysis of Unconscious Eye Movements | |||
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To what extent do consumers attend to the carbon footprint information on products in the kinds of time frame that characterise supermarket shopping? |
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| Shopping to Save the Planet? Implicit Rather than Explicit Attitudes Predict Low Carbon Footprint Consumer Choice | |||
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This study analyses whether explicit or implicit attitudes are better predictors of high carbon footprint or low carbon footprint choice in an experimental setting. |
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| Are we too Optimistic to bother Saving the Planet? The Relationship between Optimism, Eye Gaze and Negative Images of Climate Change | |||
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This study investigates the relationship between dispositional optimism and whether people are prepared to look at negative images of climate change using the latest eye tracking methodology. |
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