Responsibility and environment: ecological norm orientation and external factors in the domain of travel mode choice behavior

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Responsibility and environment: ecological norm orientation and external factors in the domain of travel mode choice behavior. / Hunecke, Marcel; Blöbaum, Anke; Matthies, Ellen et al.
in: Environment and Behavior, Jahrgang 33, Nr. 6, 01.11.2001, S. 830-852.

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title = "Responsibility and environment: ecological norm orientation and external factors in the domain of travel mode choice behavior",
abstract = "In the domain of travel mode choice behavior, the interaction between ecological norm orientation and the external aspects {"}fare{"} and {"}subway station range{"} was investigated in an experimental field study. The ecological norm orientation is conceptualized based on the Schwartz theory on altruistic behavior, which is then applied to the environmental context. In a random sample of 160 persons, fare was experimentally manipulated by distributing free public transport tickets, whereas the station range was varied by selecting test participants at different distances from a station. Within the norm activation model, the mobility-specific personal ecological norm proves to be the strongest predictor of travel mode choice as recorded in standardized questionnaires. Reducing the fare by distributing free tickets has a quantitatively similar effect. The results suggest that the {"}economy-plus-moral{"} formula best describes the fact that the integrative mechanism (external factor fare plus normative ecological orientation) is the determinant of travel mode choice.",
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AU - Matthies, Ellen

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