Modelling social norms of water conservation

Marco A. Janssen ()
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Marco A. Janssen: Arizona State University

Nature Human Behaviour, 2017, vol. 1, issue 9, 624-625

Abstract: Social norms are the dominant behavioural patterns in a group that affect how people follow rules and regulations. A new modelling study shows, for different localities around the world, how the combination of biophysical context and social norms affects cooperation in water conservation.

Date: 2017
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