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Direct linkWarner, Laura A.; Diaz, John M. – Journal of Agricultural Education and Extension, 2021
Purpose: The purpose was to examine whether connectedness to water could improve the predictive power of the Theory of Planned Behavior on outdoor water conservation intentions. Methodology: We adapted the well-established Connectedness to Nature Scale to measure connectedness to water. Using quantitative survey data from 3,596 residents, we used…
Descriptors: Behavior Theories, Water, Conservation (Environment), Program Development
Silva-Lugo, Jose L.; Warner, Laura A.; Galindo, Sebastian – Journal of Agricultural Education and Extension, 2022
Purpose: A literature research conducted in education and agricultural education journals published during a period of 10 years revealed that 98% of the studies used parametric analyses. In general, model assumptions were not tested, and statistical criteria were not followed to apply the parametric approach. The objective of this paper is to…
Descriptors: Agricultural Education, Nonparametric Statistics, Educational Research, Models
Silvert, Colby J.; Warner, Laura A.; Loizzo, Jamie; Shellhouse, Jarred – Applied Environmental Education and Communication, 2021
Water conservation in residential landscapes remains essential to mitigate projected global water shortages. Social media has seldom been used to drive engagement in conservation and may be an important channel for environmental change agents to communicate to clientele and promote behavior changes. We tested messages framed with real conservation…
Descriptors: Social Media, Water, Conservation (Environment), Change Agents
