The conceptual model for environmental consciousness measurement (According to the empirical sociological data)

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The article provides the approbation results of the model for environmental consciousness measurement as a social category. The practical implementation of the given model results in the compilation of indexes representing the correspondent component of the environmental consciousness: cognitive, affective and active. Conclusions are reached regarding the interrelation of the system of values, prevailing in society, and environmental consciousness. The results are based on the empirical sociological data collected in Lviv region (Ukraine). © CSR, 2008-2013.

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Shedlovska, M. (2013). The conceptual model for environmental consciousness measurement (According to the empirical sociological data). Economics and Sociology, 6(1), 78–88. https://doi.org/10.14254/2071-789X.2013/6-1/7

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