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Who Shapes What We Should Do in Urban Green Spaces? An Investigation of Subjective Norms in Pro-Environmental Behavior in Tehran

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RMRahim MalekniaLorestan University AHAureliu-Florin HălălișanLorestan University KMKosar MalekniaSapienza University of Rome

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Observational analysis unveils how subjective norms shape behavioral intention in urban green spaces, indicating the critical role of social identity.

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Subjective norms play a central role in linking social factors to behavioral intention.
The model explained 50.9% of variance in subjective norms and 39.0% in behavioral intention.
Social identity was identified as the strongest predictor of subjective norms and personal norms.
Significant implications for policy suggest prioritizing community engagement and peer influence.

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Maleknia et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1ad5c54b1d3bfb60e55bf https://doi.org/10.3390/f16081273

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Observational analysis unveils how subjective norms shape behavioral intention in urban green spaces, indicating the critical role of social identity.

Who Shapes What We Should Do in Urban Green Spaces? An Investigation of Subjective Norms in Pro-Environmental Behavior in Tehran

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Who Shapes What We Should Do in Urban Green Spaces? An Investigation of Subjective Norms in Pro-Environmental Behavior in Tehran

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