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List of Figures
Fig. 2.1 The spectrum of philosophical and citizenship
relationships ...................................................................................... 25
Fig. 6.1 Conceptual model of interaction of individual value
patterns with the environment. The environment
determines the value pattern that is most likely
to emerge automatically .................................................................... 88
Fig. 8.1 Stern’s classification of environmentally significant
behaviour. (Based on Stern 2000) ..................................................... 118
Fig. 8.2 The general distribution of personal environmental
behaviour in Europe (%), ISSP Environment III,
2010, N = 25,125. (Data: ISSP Research Group 2012) .................... 119
Fig. 8.3 The country-level distribution of recycling behaviour
(sorting glass for recycling) in European countries (%),
ISSP Environment III, 2010.
(Data: ISSP Research Group 2012) .................................................. 120
Fig. 8.4 The country-level distribution, in European countries,
of environmental activism compared with data
indicating environment and economy as the most
important issue for their country (%), ISSP
Environment III, 2010, N = 25,124.
(Source: Telešienė and Balžekienė 2016: 168;
data: ISSP Research Group 2012) ..................................................... 120
Fig. 8.5 Schematic description of main elements of the Theory
of Planned Behaviour (TPB) ............................................................. 124
Fig. 8.6 Schematic description of main elements
of the Norm-Activation Model (NAM) of altruistic
behaviour by Schwartz (1977) .......................................................... 125