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Perilaku Berkelanjutan: Mengubah kebiasaan dengan mengubah konteks copy paste from: http://blog.sustainability.colostate.edu/?q=node/59 23 Sept 2014  Sustainable behavior: Changing the habit by changing the context Ditulis oleh  Liesel Hans  ,    SoGES 2013-2014 Sustainability Leadership Fellow , and PhD Candidate in the  Department of Economics Habits make life easier in a hectic, fast-paced world. It’s hard to fight routine and convenience. There are actions taken everyday that we probably would acknowledge as something we could, to our own benefit, do differently (candy dish, anyone?). We unfortunately aren’t the perfectly rational or consistent decision-makers suggested by traditional economic theory.

Persuasive Trash Cans Activation of Littering Norm by Design  Yvonne A. W. de Kort L. Teddy McCalley Cees J. H. Midden Eindhoven University of Technology Please reference to source, this paper for note only Two studies tested littering norm activation by trash can design. The first was a scenario study using a 4 (norm type: social injunctive vs. social descriptive vs. personal vs. control) ×2 (activation type: explicit vs. implicit activation) between-group design, with judgments of a litterer as the dependent variable. Explicit norm activation was more effective than implicit activation. A field study subsequently tested the effect of personal norm activation on actual littering behavior, following a 2 (explicit activation: no vs. yes) ×2 (Implicit activation: no vs. yes) between-group design. Here, both explicit activation through a verbal prompt and implicit activation through design had significant effects, reducing the amount of litter by 50%. A po...