Bibliographic Database
. “Consumers Without Direct Economic Incentive To Conserve Energy”. Journal of Environmental Systems (1980): 157-164. Web. Journal Of Environmental Systems.
. “Assessing Communication Effects On Energy Conservation”. Journal of Consumer Research 5 (1978): 82-88. Web. Journal Of Consumer Research.
. “Encoding And Retrieval Effects In Human Memory: A Partial Review”. Attention And Performance. Vol. 9. Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum, 1981. 110-134. Web. Attention And Performance.
“Social And Engineering Determinants And Their Equity Implications In Residential Electricity Use”. Energy 10 (1985): 1283-1291. Web. Energy.
“Sun, Wind, Rock And Metal: Attitudes Toward Renewable And Non-Renewable Energy Sources In The Context Of Climate Change And Current Energy Debates”. Current Psychology 30 (2011): 215-233. Web. Current Psychology.
. “Pro-Environmental Habits: Propensity Levels In Behavioral Change”. Journal of Applied Social Psychology 27 (1997): 588-601. Web. Journal Of Applied Social Psychology.
“Orienting Dispositions In The Perception Of Risk: An Analysis Of Contemporary Worldviews And Cultural Biases”. Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology 22 (1991): 61-. Web. Journal Of Cross-Cultural Psychology.
“Environmental Attitudes And The New Environmental Paradigm”. Critical Masses: Citizens, Nuclear Weapons Production, And Environmental Destruction In The United States And Russia. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1999. 195-230. Web. Critical Masses: Citizens, Nuclear Weapons Production, And Environmental Destruction In The United States And Russia.
The Effectiveness Of Feedback On Energy Consumption: A Review Of The Literature On Metering, Billing And Direct Displays. Oxford, UK: Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford, 2006. Web.
“Social Learning And Public Policy: Lessons From An Energy-Conscious Village”. Energy Policy (2006): 34-. Web. Energy Policy.
. “Diffusion Of Energy-Conserving Innovations”. Journal of Social Issues 37 (1981): 150-171. Web. Journal Of Social Issues.
. Behavioural Economics: Seven Principles For Policy-Makers. London, UK: New Econ. Found., 2005. Web.
. “Behavioral Determinates Of Energy Consumption In A Centrally-Heated Apartment Building”. Energy Systems and Policy (1987): 155-168. Web. Energy Systems And Policy.
. “Changing Simple Energy-Related Consumer Behaviors”. Environment and Behavior 43 (2011): 612-633. Web. Environment And Behavior.
. “Conservation Behavior And The Structure Of Satisfactions”. Journal of Environmental Systems 15 (1985): 233-242. Web. Journal Of Environmental Systems.
. “New Ways To Promote Proenvironmental Behavior: Expanding And Evaluating Motives For Environmentally Responsible Behavior”. Journal of Social Issues 56 (2000): 509-526. Web. Journal Of Social Issues.
. Economic Models Of Climate Change: A Critique. New York, NY: Palgrave MacMillan, 2003. Web.
. “Are Female-Headed Households Energy Efficient: A Test Of Klausners Hypothesis Among Anglo, Spanish-Speaking, And Black Texas Households”. Human Ecology (1979): 191-197. Web. Human Ecology.
“Effective Dissemination Of Energy-Related Information: Applying Social Psychology And Evaluation Research”. American Psychologist 45 (1990): 1109-1117. Web. American Psychologist.
. “The Effect Of Life-Cycle Cost Disclosure On Consumer Behavior: Evidence From A Field Experiment With Cooling”. Energy Effciency 3 (2010): 303-315. Web. Energy Effciency.
What We Say/What We Do: Sentiments And Acts. Glenview, IL: Scott, Foresman, 1973. Web.
. “Energy Literacy Of Secondary Students In New York State (Usa): A Measure Of Knowledge, Affect, And Behavior”. Energy Policy 39 (2011): 1699-1710. Web. Energy Policy.
. “From Social Psychology To Political Economy: A Model Of Energy Use Behavior”. Journal of Economic Psychology 3 (1983): 231-247. Web. Journal Of Economic Psychology.
. “Self Change And Therapy Change Of Smoking Behavior: A Comparison Of Processes Of Change In Cessation And Maintenance”. Addictive Behavior (1982): 7-. Web. Addictive Behavior.
. “Consumer Preference Not To Choose: Methodological And Policy Implications”. Energy Policy (2007): 35-. Web. Energy Policy.
