A model of proenvironmental behavior predicted by dispositional, situational and demographic variables: The case of Mexico (original) (raw)

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for their assistance in data collection, which made this project possible. I also thank Francisco's suggestions for the development of my model. The University of sonora, Mexico, for encouraging and supporting my doctoral studies at the U of A. Mexico's National Council of Science and Technology (Conacyt), for its economic support during most of my doctoral training. One-hundred housewives in Hermosillo; Mexico, for generously collaborating with this project. Their patience and cooperation is greatly acknowledged. My wife, Martha, and my children Nadia Sarai, Victor Omar and Martha Paola, who were a source of inspiration for this project, as well as an emotional support. My parents, Victor and Maria Trinidad, and my sisters and brothers, who, in spite of the distance, are always in my thinking and feelings.

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