要绿色的吗?利用进化心理学培养可持续的生活方式

M. Vugt, Vladas Griskevicius
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民意调查显示,很少有人购买绿色产品或控制消费以变得更加环保。由于自然选择,大多数人倾向于优先考虑自己的利益,无视未来,渴望地位,模仿他人,忽视全球气候变化等进化威胁。然而,所有这些障碍都可以克服,或者用来促进可持续性。
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Going green? Using evolutionary psychology to foster sustainable lifestyles
Polls show that very few people purchase green products or curb their consumption to become more green. Owing to natural selection, most humans tend to prioritise their self-interest, disregard the future, desire status, imitate others, and ignore evolutionary threats such as global climate change. All of these obstacles can, however, be overcome, or be used to promote sustainability.
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