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an environmental portrait value questionnaire. Front Psychol 9:564
11. Boyce MS (2018) Wolves for Yellowstone: dynamics in time and space. J Mammology
99(5):1021–1031
12. Brown KW, Kasser T (2005) Are psychological and ecological wellbeing compatible? the role
of values, mindfulness, and lifestyle. Soc Indic Res 74(2):349–368
13. Report B (1987) Our common future. Butterworth, New York, NY
14. Cheval S, Mihai Adamescu C, Georgiadis T, Herrnegger M, Piticar A, Legates DR (2020)
Observed and potential impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the environment. Int J Environ
Res Public Health 17(11):4140
15. Coronavirus Impact Index by Industry | Computer economics—for IT metrics, ratios, benchmarks, and research advisories for IT management. https://www.computereconomics.com/art
icle.cfm?id=2788, 11 May 2020
16. Corral-Verdugo V, Bonnes M, Tapia C, Fraijo B, Frías M, Carrus G (2009) Correlates of
pro-sustainability orientation: the affinity towards diversity. J Environ Psychol 29:34–43
17. Corral-Verdugo V, Mireles-Acosta JF, Tapia-Fonllem C, Fraijo-Sing B (2011) Happiness as
correlate of sustainable behavior: a study of pro-ecological, frugal, equitable and altruistic
actions that promote subjective wellbeing. Hum Ecol Rev 95–104
18. Corral-Verdugo V, Montiel, M, Sotomayor M, Frías M, Tapia C, Fraijo B (In press)
Psychological wellbeing as correlate of sustainable behaviors. Int J Hisp Psychol
19. Crompton T, Kasser T (2009) Meeting environmental challenges: the role of human identity.
WWF-UK, Godalming, UK
20. Damasio A (1994) Descartes’ error: emotion, reason and the human brain. Avon, New York
21. Dawes RM (1980) Social dilemmas. Annu Rev Psychol 31:169–193
22. De Young R (1991) Some psychological aspects of living lightly: desired lifestyle patterns and
conservation behavior. J Environ Syst 20:215–227
23. De Young R (1996) Some psychological aspects of a reduced consumption lifestyle: the role
of intrinsic satisfaction and competence motivation. Environ Behav 28:358–409
24. De Young R (2000) New ways to promote proenvironmental behavior: expanding and
evaluating motives for environmentally responsible behavior. J Soc Issues 56(3):509–526
25. Di Fabio A, Gori A (2016) Assessing workplace relational civility (WRC) with a new
multidimensional “mirror” measure. Front Psychol 7(890)
26. Dietz T, Fitzgerald A, Shwom R (2005) Environmental values. Annu Rev Environ Resour 30,
335–372
27. Dogan E, Bolderdijk JW, Steg L (2014) Making small numbers count: environmental and
financial feedback in promoting eco-driving behaviours. J Consum Policy 37:413–422
28. European Social Survey (2016) ESS round 8 source questionnaire. https://www.europeansoci
alsurvey.org/data/download.html?r=8
29. Flavin C (2002) Preface. In: Starke L (ed) State of the world 2002: a worldwatch institute report
on the progress toward a sustainable society. W.W. Norton, Nueva York
30. Gammoh BS, Koh AC, Okoroafo SC, Gleim M (2016) An examination of cultural influences in
green environmental behaviour in India and the United States. In: Let’s get engaged! crossing
the threshold of marketing’s engagement era. Springer, Cham, pp 51–52
31. Gardner G (2002) The challenge for Johannesburg: creating a more secure world. In: Starke L
(ed) State of the world 2002: a worldwatch institute report on the progress toward a sustainable
society. W.W. Norton, Nueva York
32. Gardner G, Prugh T (2008) Seeding the sustainable economy. In: Starke L (ed) State of the
world. W.W. Norton & Company, New York
33. Gardner GT, Stern PC (2002) Environmental problems and human behavior. Pearson, New
York
34. George S (1993) One-third in, two-thirds out. New Perspect Q 10:53–55
35. Gouveia V (2002) Self, culture and sustainable development. In: Schmuck P, Schultz PW (eds)
Psychology of sustainable development. Kluwer, Norwell, Massachusetts