Raymond De Young
Biographic Data
| ID | 4265786 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Raymond De Young |
| GIVEN NAMES | Raymond |
| FAMILY NAME | De Young |
| SIGNATURE | DE YOUNG R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Michigan |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1906-1244 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 41 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Transitioning to a New Normal
However vast were the resources used to create industrial civilization, they were never limitless. Biophysical constraints, always a part of human existence, could be ignored for these past few centuries, a one-time era of resource abundance. This is no longer possible. Many of the challenges we face can be traced to our centuries long consumption and construction binge and, soon, to its abrupt culmination. Climate disruption, a consequence of ou…
Restoring Mental Vitality in an Endangered World
Coping with the challenges of global climate disruption and the peaking of the rate of fossil fuel production will require behavioral change on a massive scale. There are many skills that will help individuals deal with this coming transition but none more central than the abilities to problem-solve creatively, plan and restrain behavior, and manage the emotions that result from the loss of an affluent lifestyle. These abilities require a mental …
New Ways to Promote Proenvironmental Behavior
This article contends that while striving to promote environmentallyresponsible behavior, we have focused attention too narrowly on just two classes of motives. There is a need to expand the range of motives available to practitioners and to provide a framework within which motives can be evaluated for both their immediate and long‐term effectiveness. The article then examines a strategy for promoting environmentally responsible behavior that has…
Some Psychological Aspects of Reduced Consumption Behavior
Efforts to promote environmentally appropriate behavior rely on motivation originating from 3 sources: other people, the environment, and one's self. This article examines a particular form of the latter source, intrinsic satisfactions. Nine studies are presented that investigate the multidimensional structure of intrinsic satisfactions and their relationship to reduced consumption behavior. Two categories of intrinsic satisfaction, labeled fruga…
Some Fundamentals of Engaging Stories
This paper discusses a form of information transfer referred to as story. It is suggested that stories serve as a singularly effective replacement for direct experience, a useful but sometimes difficult environmental education technique. The effectiveness of stories is argued to derive from their ability to engage the attention of the reader. The paper concludes with a list of elements that can be used to create cognitively engaging stories
Farmers’ attitudes about farming and the environment
Recycling in multi-family dwellings
Intrinsic satisfaction derived from office recycling behavior
Changing Behavior and Making it Stick
A sustainable planet is not possible without patterns of conserving behavior. The resource-costly life-styles that are characteristic of the current scene present a historic challenge. Never before have so many behaviors needed to change in so short a time. More challenging is that they must stay changed. For many reasons the techniques commonly used to promote conservation behavior are more reliable at modulating short-term behavior than at achi…
New Ways to Promote Proenvironmental Behavior
This article contends that while striving to promote environmentallyresponsible behavior, we have focused attention too narrowly on just two classes of motives. There is a need to expand the range of motives available to practitioners and to provide a framework within which motives can be evaluated for both their immediate and long‐term effectiveness. The article then examines a strategy for promoting environmentally responsible behavior that has…
Farmers’ attitudes about farming and the environment
Intrinsic satisfaction derived from office recycling behavior
Some Fundamentals of Engaging Stories
This paper discusses a form of information transfer referred to as story. It is suggested that stories serve as a singularly effective replacement for direct experience, a useful but sometimes difficult environmental education technique. The effectiveness of stories is argued to derive from their ability to engage the attention of the reader. The paper concludes with a list of elements that can be used to create cognitively engaging stories
Recycling in multi-family dwellings
Changing Behavior and Making it Stick
A sustainable planet is not possible without patterns of conserving behavior. The resource-costly life-styles that are characteristic of the current scene present a historic challenge. Never before have so many behaviors needed to change in so short a time. More challenging is that they must stay changed. For many reasons the techniques commonly used to promote conservation behavior are more reliable at modulating short-term behavior than at achi…
Intrinsic satisfaction derived from office recycling behavior
Recycling in multi-family dwellings
Some Psychological Aspects of Reduced Consumption Behavior
Efforts to promote environmentally appropriate behavior rely on motivation originating from 3 sources: other people, the environment, and one's self. This article examines a particular form of the latter source, intrinsic satisfactions. Nine studies are presented that investigate the multidimensional structure of intrinsic satisfactions and their relationship to reduced consumption behavior. Two categories of intrinsic satisfaction, labeled fruga…
Some Fundamentals of Engaging Stories
This paper discusses a form of information transfer referred to as story. It is suggested that stories serve as a singularly effective replacement for direct experience, a useful but sometimes difficult environmental education technique. The effectiveness of stories is argued to derive from their ability to engage the attention of the reader. The paper concludes with a list of elements that can be used to create cognitively engaging stories
Farmers’ attitudes about farming and the environment
New Ways to Promote Proenvironmental Behavior
This article contends that while striving to promote environmentallyresponsible behavior, we have focused attention too narrowly on just two classes of motives. There is a need to expand the range of motives available to practitioners and to provide a framework within which motives can be evaluated for both their immediate and long‐term effectiveness. The article then examines a strategy for promoting environmentally responsible behavior that has…
Restoring Mental Vitality in an Endangered World
Coping with the challenges of global climate disruption and the peaking of the rate of fossil fuel production will require behavioral change on a massive scale. There are many skills that will help individuals deal with this coming transition but none more central than the abilities to problem-solve creatively, plan and restrain behavior, and manage the emotions that result from the loss of an affluent lifestyle. These abilities require a mental …
Transitioning to a New Normal
However vast were the resources used to create industrial civilization, they were never limitless. Biophysical constraints, always a part of human existence, could be ignored for these past few centuries, a one-time era of resource abundance. This is no longer possible. Many of the challenges we face can be traced to our centuries long consumption and construction binge and, soon, to its abrupt culmination. Climate disruption, a consequence of ou…
Psychology (8 works) · Environmental Education and Sustainability (7 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Behavioral Health and Interventions (3 works) · Environmental Sustainability in Business (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works)