ArticlePsychology in Russia : state of the art2021
Do Authentic People Care about the Environment? A View from Two Paradigms.
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- Developmental authenticity - underlying dynamics of inner work processes.Frontiers in psychology · 2024Article
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Background: Personal authenticity, the ability to be true to oneself, is traditionally studied from the perspective of its protective role for the individual and is only beginning to be studied in relation to the surrounding world. In this study, we suggest that authentic people may be more aware and concerned about their environment then less authentic people. The theoretical foundations for our work were: the person-centered approach; subject psychology; and modern research on pro-environmental behavior. Objective: We presented our understanding of personal authenticity within Russian subject psychology, developed the standardized instruments necessary for carrying out our main aim, and explored the links between authenticity and pro-environmental behavior in both person-centered and subject psychology. Design: Four hundred thirty Results: Using the two new scales, the Conclusion: Authenticity is associated with pro-environmental behavior but does not predict it accurately enough. Future research on moderating or mediating variables is suggested.
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