Environmental Attitudes Scale (Pettus & Giles)
Pettus & Giles · 1987
Overview
An environmental attitudes scale developed by Pettus and Giles (1987) for use with secondary school and college students. Measures attitudes toward environmental issues including pollution, resource conservation, wildlife protection, and population growth. Designed for use in educational settings to assess the effectiveness of environmental education programs. The scale emphasizes both cognitive beliefs about environmental problems and affective responses to environmental degradation.
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Citation
Pettus, A. M., & Giles, M. B. (1987). Personality characteristics and environmental attitudes. Population and Environment, 9(3), 127–137.
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