Abstract
This study explores results from a representative survey of 650 US residents looking at how childhood experiences affect the likelihood of engaging in Pro-Environmental Behaviors (PEBs) as an adult. This study focuses on Latino groups specifically, looking at how Latino groups compare as a whole to the general US population. There is a further breakdown of the mosaic of groups that constitute Latinos, the largest US minority, and how childhood experiences and demographic factors affect each sub-sect and their likelihood of engaging in PEBs as adults.
Presenters
Adrah Niccolo ParafiniukPh.D Student, Politics and International Affairs, Northern Arizona University, Arizona, United States
Details
Presentation Type
Paper Presentation in a Themed Session
Theme
KEYWORDS
Pro-environmental Behaviors, Latino Sustainability, Behavior Change, Childhood Nature Experiences
