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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"moral appeal"”.

  1. The Effectiveness of Two Interventions on Reducing Deer Feeding Behavior by Park Visitors

    … the effectiveness of two interventions (fear and moral appeals) designed to reduce the feeding of deer by visitors in Shenandoah National Park by measuring changes in visitor attitudes and behavior. The study was conducted from July - September 1999 in a campground and picnic area, by placing the …

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  2. Between religion and politics: The working class religious left, 1880-1920

    … intensely competed for leadership over the moral communities of working class Christians. In an examination of the Interchurch World Movement and its attendant 1919 steel strike report, we confirm that building up Protestant churches, not defending workers, was a primary goal of Social …

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  3. Exploring Visitors: Using the Theory of Planned Behavior to Understand Visitor Behavior and Improve the Efficacy of Visitor Information in Haleakalā National Park

    Resource and visitor experience degradation in Haleakalā National Park resulting from recreational use of the Pools of 'Ohe'o has led park officials to discourage visitor use of the pools. This study uses the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) to examine relationships among visitors' attitudes, …

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  4. Why Do People Spread Disinformation on Social Media? The Role of Social Identity and Perceived Morality

    … whether misinformation and disinformation are morally evaluated in the context of social identity, and whether any identity-related adjustments can help explain intentions to spread the content further. Study 1 used a correlational design to explore whether degree of belief consistency …

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