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What individual factors play a role in environmental attitudes, perception of green products, and sustainable behavior?
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Is there a relationship between subject’s motivation to buy sustainable products and the affective response in the brain?
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Can climate change images evoke affective brain responses?
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Do interventions impact the motivation and consequently behavior of consumers to buy sustainable products?
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Do interventions impact brain responses regarding sustainable decision-making?
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How are the stages of behavior change such as attitude, intention, sustainable behavior, and habit pinpointed in the brain?
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How do individual factors interact with the learning effects of interventions on the neural and behavioral level?
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What individual or neural factors predict an individual’s transition from intention to action and from action to habit?
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Can pro-environmental behavior be better predicted from neural measures or self-report?
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What is the role of (pre)frontal cortices in the modulation of learning effects in the sustainability domain?
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What level of evoked reward expectation as measured by neuroscience tools is required for behavior change?
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Can the intervention be optimized for specific individual characteristics that exist within the population?
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Does evaluative conditioning with climate change images impact perception of environmentally (un)friendly products in the brain?
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What individual differences have effect on the type interventions for sustainable behavior are suited best?
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To what extent is the strength of a habit impacting the effect of interventions on sustainable behavior?