Which measures were participants randomly assigned to complete (bipolar or responsiiblity and action ratings)
easy environmental conservation behaviour
effortful enviornmental conservation behaviour
Action:The government
Action:The countries that use the most oil/gas/natural resources (e.g., China, The US)
Action:Other individual consumers
Action:Industrial Factories
Action:The Energy Suppliers
Action:Myself
Responsibility:The Government
Responsibility:The countries that use the most oil/natural gas/coal (E.g., USA, China)
Responsibility:Other individual consumers
Responsibility:Industrial Factories
Responsibility:The Energy Suppliers
Responsibility:Myself
Responsibility: Others (comprised of the mean of the ratings given for government, industrial countries, the energy suppliers and industrial factories)
Action: Others (comprised of the mean of the ratings given for government, industrial countries, the energy suppliers and industrial factories)
Bipolar Shortfall Scale:The government
Bipolar Shortfall Scale:The big countries that use the most energy (e.g., China, The US)
Bipolar Shortfall Scale:Other individual consumers
Bipolar Shortfall Scale:Industrial Factories
Bipolar Shortfall Scale:The Energy Suppliers
Bipolar Shortfall Scale:Myself
Bipolar Shortfall Scale: Others (comprised of the mean of the ratings given for government, industrial countries, the energy suppliers and industrial factories)
shortfall (responsibility minus action): government
shortfall (responsibility minus action): countries
shortfall (responsibility minus action): other consumers
shortfall (responsibility minus action): factories
shortfall (responsibility minus action): energy suppliers
shortfall (responsibility minus action): me
shortfall (responsibility minus action): Others (comprised of the mean of the ratings given for government, industrial countries, the energy suppliers and industrial factories)
Donate money to research projects designed to reduce carbon emissions
Start a petition to support environmental protection efforts
Tell others about ways in which they can be environmentally friendly
Turn my thermostat down by 1 degree
Switch off lights in unoccupied rooms
Avoid leaving electronic appliances in stand by modes
Finally, we would like you to imagine that the he government’s environmental actions fall short of its environmental responsibility. Now, tell us which of the following you would do.
Explanation of response given to government shortfall scenario repsonse
Environment Government Judgement Scale(egjs): The government's environmental actions fall short of its environmental responsibility.
Environment Government Judgement Scale(egjs): The government is doing less than it should to conserve energy.
Environment Government Judgement Scale(egjs): The government is not fulfilling its duty to take action to conserve energy.
Environment Government Judgement Scale(egjs): To meet its environmental obligations the government needs to take more actions to conserve energy.
Environment Government Judgement Scale(egjs): The government needs to live up to its responsibility to conserve energy by implementing more action focused policies.
Environment Government Judgement Scale(egjs): The government's environmental actions are in line with its environmental responsibility.
Environment Government Judgement Scale(egjs): The government is doing exactly what it should to conserve energy.
Environment Government Judgement Scale(egjs): The government is fulfilling its duty to take action to conserve energy.
Environment Government Judgement Scale(egjs): The government is meeting its environmental obligations because it takes enough actions to conserve energy.
Environment Government Judgement Scale(egjs): The government has implemented enough action focused policies to be in line with its responsibility to conserve energy.
Environment Government Judgement Scale(egjs): The government's environmental actions exceed its environmental responsibility.
Environment Government Judgement Scale(egjs): The government is doing more than it should to conserve energy.
Environment Government Judgement Scale(egjs): The government is more than fulfilling its duty to take action to conserve energy.
Environment Government Judgement Scale(egjs): The government is exceeding its environmental obligations because it takes a multitude of actions to conserve energy.
Environment Government Judgement Scale(egjs): The government has implemented several action focused policies to do more than its responsibility to conserve energy.
Environment Government Judgement Scale: Shortfall
Environment Government Judgement Scale: Windfall and Balance
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