2019冠状病毒病大流行期间克罗地亚学生生活方式和消费习惯的亲环境变化

IF 0.3 Q4 SOCIOLOGY
Sociologija Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.2298/soc220630010p
Jelena Pudjak, Bruno Šimac, Tijana Trako-Poljak
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摘要

一些观察到在COVID-19封锁措施期间生活方式变化的研究报告了对环境的积极影响。然而,其他人警告说,这些有利于环境的变化可能只是暂时的,负面影响可能超过积极影响。在本文中,我们研究了COVID-19大流行是否影响了克罗地亚学生生活方式和消费习惯的亲环境变化。该研究在2020年底至2021年初之间进行,采用在线调查方法,对来自奥西耶克、斯普利特和萨格勒布三所克罗地亚大学的N=1245名学生进行了方便抽样。我们研究了一系列的生活方式和消费者习惯,比如流动性、购物频率和程度、食物自给、回收利用和家庭储蓄,看看是否有重大的变化可以被归类为环保。结果表明,大流行对亲环境行为(PEB)没有显著的长期影响。那些在大流行之前实行PEB的人继续这样做,主要是出于环境世界观和优先考虑环境保护。对于其他人来说,要么在大流行期间PEB没有变化,要么只是短期的,与大流行对其日常生活方式的限制有关。
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Pro-environmental changes in lifestyle and consumer habits of Croatian students during the COVID-19 pandemic
Some studies that observed lifestyle changes during COVID-19 lockdown measures report positive implications for the environment. However, others warn that these pro-environmental changes may have only been temporary and that negative effects could outweigh the positive ones. In this paper, we examine whether the COVID-19 pandemic has influenced pro-environmental changes in the lifestyle and consumer habits of students in Croatia. The research was conducted between the end of 2020 and the start of 2021, using an online survey method, with a convenience sampling of N=1245 students from three Croatian Universities in Osijek, Split, and Zagreb. We looked at a range of lifestyle and consumer habits, such as mobility, shopping frequency and extent, food self-provisioning, as well as recycling and household savings, to see whether there were significant changes that can be classified as environmentally friendly. The results show that the pandemic did not have a significant long-term effect on pro-environmental behavior (PEB). Those who practiced PEB before the pandemic continued to do so, primarily motivated by environmental worldview and prioritizing environmental protection. For others, there were either no changes in PEB during the pandemic, or it was only short-term, connected to the limiting circumstances of the pandemic on their usual lifestyle.
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