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First published 2015-2

Why Behavior Matches Ecology

Nigel Barber

Cross-Cultural Research

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First published 2013-2

Health Behavior in Ecological Context

Bruce Simons-Morton

Health Education & Behavior

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First published 2010-1

Attitude-Based Target Groups to Reduce the Ecological Impact of Daily Mobility Behavior

Marcel Hunecke, Sonja Haustein, Susanne Böhler [...]

Environment and Behavior

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First published 2020-5

An Evolutionary Ecological Framework for Understanding Human Behavioral Syndromes: Commentary on Lukaszewski et al. 2017

Janko Međedović

Social Psychological and Personality Science

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First published 2018-4

Capturing the Environmental Impact of Individual Lifestyles: Evidence of the Criterion Validity of the General Ecological Behavior Scale

Oliver Arnold, Alexandra Kibbe, Terry Hartig [...]

Environment and Behavior

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First published 2017-6

An Empirical Study of Environmental Practices and Employee Ecological Behavior in the Hotel Industry

Eric S. W. Chan, Alice H. Y. Hon, Fevzi Okumus [...]

Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Research

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First published 2021-7

The Behavioral Ecology of Sex Tourism: The Consequences of Skewed Sex Ratios

Florian Kock

Journal of Travel Research

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First published 2025

Linking Career Calling Profiles to Ecological Considerations in Vocational Behaviors,Ecological Worries and Nature Connectedness

Maxime Lessard, Mathieu Busque-Carrier

Journal of Career Assessment

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First published 2019-7

Evaluating the Ecological Validity of the Dutch Eating Behavior Questionnaire Among Obese Adults Using Ecological Momentary Assessment

Tyler B. Mason, Carly R. Pacanowski, Jason M. Lavender [...]

Assessment

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First published 1995-01

How Not to Murder Your Neighbor: Using Synthetic Behavioral Ecology to Study Aggressive Signaling

Michael Wheeler, Peter de Bourcier

Adaptive Behavior

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