bet365 withdrawal newspaper comprehensively reports from foreign media A new research discovery，Most bet365 withdrawal tend to think that they are doing better than others in protecting the environment。

The January 2020 issue of the journal "Basic and Applied Social Psychology" published by the British Taylor-Frances Publishing Group will publish the research results of Magnus Bergquist, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden. Most people think they are more environmentally bet365 withdrawal: the manifestation of the better-than-average effect in environmentally friendly behavior》。

The study included four experiments，Total from Sweden、United States、UK、More than 4,000 people from India participated。In Experiment 1，Most participants said，Own environmentally friendly behavior (such as purchasing products with eco-labels、Saving household energy consumption、Reduce the use of plastic bags) exceeds others in quantity and frequency。Experiment 2 display，The phenomenon that most people think they are more environmentally bet365 withdrawal，Exists in different countries，Also suitable for abstract comparisons (compared to people from other countries)，Also suitable for specific comparisons (compared to friends around you)。Experiment three display，Participants overestimated the amount and frequency of their own pro-environmental behaviors。Experiment 4 Discovery，When participants think they are more environmentally bet365 withdrawal，Their actual environmental protection behavior has slightly decreased。

Berquist said，This study demonstrates the “better-than-average effect” (i.e., people tend to view themselves as more honest than others、More creative、More capable) also exists in environmentally bet365 withdrawal behavior，This kind of thinking may lead to a weakening of motivation for environmentally bet365 withdrawal behavior。Berquist thinks，One way to change people’s wrong ideas is to let everyone know that others are also taking environmental actions，This creates an environmentally bet365 withdrawal social norm。

　　（Wang Youran/Compiler）