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Direct linkBröder, Arndt; Dülz, Elena; Heidecke, Daphne; Wehler, Anna; Weimann, Frieda – Applied Cognitive Psychology, 2023
Laypeople's estimates of carbon footprints have repeatedly shown to be deficient, which may hinder targeted behavior change to reduce CO2 emissions. In an online study (N = 127), a vast underestimation of carbon footprints for 60 food items was observed in an on average highly educated convenience sample, confirming a lack of carbon footprints…
Descriptors: Lay People, Climate, Knowledge Level, Energy Conservation
