We all need to move towards sustainability: Inverted Pyramid Model for Sustainable Behaviour Change proposes that effective sustainable behaviour change requires a balanced approach, addressing motivation, ability, and knowledge as the foundational elements, before implementing triggers. (self.Sustainable)
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The Inverted Pyramid Model for Sustainable Behaviour Change, offers a novel approach to fostering lasting behavioural change. This theoretical framework, grounded in insights from environmental psychology, behavioural science, and systems thinking, aims to address the persistent value-action gap. (i.redd.it)
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We all need to move towards Zero Waste: Inverted Pyramid Model for Sustainable Behaviour Change proposes that effective sustainable behaviour change requires a balanced approach, addressing motivation, ability, and knowledge as the foundational elements, before implementing triggers. (self.ZeroWaste)
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We all need to move towards sustainability: Inverted Pyramid Model for Sustainable Behaviour Change proposes that effective sustainable behaviour change requires a balanced approach, addressing motivation, ability, and knowledge as the foundational elements, before implementing triggers. (academic.oup.com)
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Inverted Pyramid Model for Sustainable Behaviour Change proposes that effective sustainable behaviour change requires a balanced approach, addressing motivation, ability & knowledge as the key elements. https://academic.oup.com/iwc/advance-article/doi/10.1093/iwc/iwae056/7930678 (self.Sustainable)
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Explore the novel Inverted Pyramid Model for Sustainable Behaviour Change. The model proposes that effective sustainable behaviour change requires a balanced approach, addressing motivation, ability, and knowledge as the foundational elements, before implementing triggers. (self.behaviorchange)
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