Environmental Psychology and Sustainability Resources: Integrative Review

Santos, Igor Schutz dos; Felippe, Maíra Longhinotti; Kuhnen, Ariane

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Artigo • Psicol., Ciênc. Prof. (Impr.) 39 • 2019 • https://doi.org/10.1590/1982-3703003185833 copy

Environmental Psychology and Sustainability Resources: Integrative Review

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Abstract

The objective of this study was to examine, through an integrative review of empirical articles, the scientific production on the relation between Environmental Psychology (behavior/cognition variables) and sustainability considering different resources. For that purpose, this analysis considered articles approaching a unique resource. Search was conducted in three journals with international relevance in the scientific production of Environmental Psychology: Environment and Behavior, Journal of Environmental Psychology and Psyecology. Following pre-established inclusion criteria, results included 24 articles published from 2012 and 2016. Years with higher number of publications were 2014 (n = 8) and 2015 (n = 8). The articles found refer mostly to studies conducted in Europe; only one article is a research from Brazil. Resources included transportation, products, water, energy, plastic bag, and natural grassland. Results indicate that there is a diversity of concepts mediating behaviors/cognitions and different resources, which reveals the relevance of these approaches to the promotion of sustainability. Research and intervention paths are suggested to sustainable relations between people and resources available in their surroundings.

Environmental Psychology; Sustainable development; Resources; Scientific production

Periódico	Endereço	Artigos encontrados

		Inicial	Após exclusões
Environment and Behavior	http://journals.sagepub.com/	22	2
Journal of Environmental Psychology	http://www.sciencedirect.com/	75	21
Psyecology	http://www.tandfonline.com/	11	1
Total		108	24

Ano de publicação	Número de artigos

	Frequência	Porcentagem
2012	3	12,5
2013	2	8,3
2014	8	33,3
2015	8	33,3
2016	3	12,5
Total	24	100

Recurso	Número de artigos

	Frequência	Porcentagem
Transporte	9	37,5
Produtos	6	25
Água	3	12,5
Energia elétrica	3	12,5
Sacola plástica	2	8,3
Pastagem natural	1	4,2
Total	24	100

Referência	Amostra		País

	N	Idade (em anos)
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Long, Harré e Atkinson (2015)	934	12 a 19 (M = 14,70)	Nova Zelândia
Passafaro et al. (2014)Passafaro, P., Rimano, A., Piccini, M. P., Metastasio, R., Gambardella, V., Gullace, G. et al. (2014). The bicycle and the city: Desires and emotions versus attitudes, habits and norms. Journal of Environmental Psychology, 38, 76-83. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jenvp.2013.12.011 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jenvp.2013.12....	387	18 a 83 (M = 41,06)	Itália
Noppers, Keizer, Bockarjova e Steg, (2015)	2.974	M = 47,00	Holanda
Hahnel, Ortmann, Korcaj e Spada (2014)	A) 171 B) 100	A) 20 a 87 (M = 41,5) B) 20 a 67 (M = 41,6)	Alemanha
Lind, Nordfjærn, Jørgensen e Rundmo (2015)	1.043	18 a 74 (M = 41,40)	Noruega
Murtagh, Gatersleben e Uzzell (2012)	299	23 a 69 (M = 40,19)	Inglaterra
Pedersen, Kristensson e Friman (2012)	84	78% entre 15 e 34	Suécia
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Tate, Stewart e Daly (2014)	80	M = 25,56	Inglaterra
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Demarque, Charalambides, Hilton e Waroquier (2015)	A) 122 B) 27	A) M = 23,50 B) M = 21,60	França
Muiños, Suárez, Hess e Hernández (2015)	1.113	18 a 89 (M = 43,84)	Espanha
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Neel, Sadalla, Berlin, Ledlow e Neufeld (2014)	A) 171 B) 373 C) 53	A) 17 a 30 (M = 19,00) B) 18 a 29 (M = 19,50) C) 18 a 75 (M = 33,50)	EUA
Lute, Attari e Sherman (2015)	1.008	M = 33,00	EUA
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Spence, Leygue, Bedwell e O’Malley (2014)	A) 153 B) 102	A) 17 a 36 (M = 20,00) B) 18 a 21 (M = 18,00)	Reino Unido
Murtagh, Gatersleben, Cowen e Uzzell (2015)	N/D	N/D	N/D
Thomas, Poortinga e Sautkina (2016)	17.636	M = 46,30	Reino Unido
Jakovcevic et al. (2014)Jakovcevic, A., Steg, L., Mazzeo, N., Caballero, R., Franco, P., Putrino, N. et al. (2014). Charges for plastic bags: Motivational and behavioral effects. Journal of Environmental Psychology, 40, 372-380. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jenvp.2014.09.004 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jenvp.2014.09....	A) 457 B) 189	A) N/D B) 8 a 87 (M = 46,44)	Argentina
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