Musser & Malkus · 1994
A measure of environmental attitudes specifically developed and validated for use with adolescent populations (ages 12–18). Assesses attitudes toward nature, environmental concern, and support for conservation across cognitive, affective, and behavioral dimensions. Adapted from adult environmental attitude instruments to be developmentally appropriate in language and content. Widely used in environmental education research to assess attitude change following curriculum interventions.
Musser, L. M., & Malkus, A. J. (1994). The Children's Attitudes Toward the Environment Scale. Journal of Environmental Education, 25(3), 22–26.
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