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By Aimee E Pink and Bobby K. Cheon
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It is estimated that 150 million metric tonnes of plastic circulating the oceans (Ocean Conservancy) and this is expected to continue to rise each year given more and more plastic is produced and used. Following on from documentaries like Sir David Attenborough’s Blue Planet, there has been an increased awareness of the problem and a strong movement across the world to reduce our plastic consumption to reduce our plastic waste. One platform for this movement is on social media. The #plasticfree has over 3.1 million tagged posts on Instagram and these contain a range of images from “plastic-free swaps” to images which highlight the extent of the damage plastic in our oceans is causing. Harnessing the impact of social media and generating effective images and messages could be a useful strategy to change behaviour on a large scale. Promotion orientation has been associated with greater environmental concern (Bhatnagar & McKay-Nesbitt, 2016). In addition, loss framing messages have been shown to increase intentions to recycle and recycling behaviour in hotel guests and the effect of condition (message framing/construal level) on intention to recycle was mediated by self-efficacy (Grazzini et al., 2018). Reduced consideration for immediate concerns has been associated with greater environmental concern (Arnocky et al. 2014). The current study aims to examine (1) the relationship between individual differences in consideration of future concerns, regulatory focus (promotion/prevention) and self-efficacy behaviour on environmental concern and behaviour, (2) the differences in intention to reduce plastic use and waste across image type and message framing, (3) examine the moderating effect of consideration of future and promotion/prevention orientations on the effect of condition on intention to reduce plastic use and waste and (4) test the mediating effect of self-efficacy on the relationship between condition and intention to reduce plastic use and waste.
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