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Integral eco-emotions and non-market environmental valuation: An affective-based framework

2026-04-18

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<p>Non-market environmental valuation studies have incorporated and empirically examined a structured set of cognitive determinants underlying individual preferences, yet the role of affective responses remains theoretically underdeveloped. Literature suggests that incidental emotions, or mood states unrelated to the ecosystem being valued, have no significant effect on stated preferences, a null result further co...

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1b9601c8-f617-53d3-a09e-c6d15d761fe9
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10.31234/osf.io/u37ka_v1
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