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Gouveia VV, Crompton T, Maio GR (2018) The perception of family, city, and country values
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38. Hartig T, Kaiser F, Bowler P (2001) Psychological restoration in nature as a positive motivation
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51. Oskamp S (2000) A sustainable future for humanity? how can psychology help? Am Psychol
55:496–508
52. Paital B (2020) Nurture to nature via COVID-19, a self-regenerating environmental strategy
of environment in global context. Sci Total Environ 139088
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22(4):249–268
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New York
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mind. Sierra Club Books, San Francisco
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Evol 1–4
57. Saraswat R, Saraswat DA (2020) Science 368:594–595
58. Saunders CD (2003) The emerging field of conservation psychology. Hum Ecol Rev 10:137–
149
59. Schwartz SH, Cieciuch J, Vecchione M, Davidov E, Fischer R, Beierlein C, Dirilen-Gumus O
(2012) Refining the theory of basic individual values. J Pers Soc Psychol 103(4):663
60. Scott BA, Amel EL, Koger SM, Manning CM (2016) Psychology for sustainability, 4th edn.
Psychology Press, New York
61. Sherif M, Harvey OJ, White BJ, Hood WR, Sherif CW (1961) Intergroup conflict and cooperation: the Robbers Cave experiment. University of Oklahoma Book Exchange, Norman,
OK
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