Hopefully that’s not wasted! The role of hope for reducing food waste

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Hopefully that’s not wasted! The role of hope for reducing food waste

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Food waste is a major global issue. Annually, more than 40% of all food produced for human consumption is sent to landfill, resulting in significant environmental, financial, and social consequences. Importantly, most of this waste happens at the household level. Hence, effective ways to influence intentions and behaviors to reduce household food waste must be identified. This paper investigates the impact of hope elicited by message framing on intentions and behavior relating to food waste r...

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2022-08

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Khalil, Maryam / Northey, Gavin / Septianto, Felix / Lang, Bodo

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https://hdl.handle.net/10182/17888

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food waste / gain and loss framing / hope / how and why messages / Waste management, reduction, reuse and recycling / Food and hospitality services / Cultural studies of agriculture, food and wine / Commerce, management, tourism and services

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