Apego a la selva amazónica: aspectos constitutivos y sus predictores
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Psicología ambiental, Selva amazónica, Comportamiento de apegoResumen
En este trabajo se pretende comprender el apego a la Selva Amazónica y sus predictores teniendo en cuenta las dimensiones características de este entorno macro. Se administraron a 333 individuos de ambos sexos, mayores de 18 años de edad de dos ciudades brasileñas, las siguientes pruebas: Perfil de afinidad ecológica; Apego a la Selva Amazónica; Experiencias en la naturaleza; Conocimiento del bioma; y un perfil socioeconómico. Los resultados confirmaron que el apego depende fuertemente de la duración de la estancia en el lugar. Además, el perfil de afinidad ecológica es importante para el apego al medio ambiente natural y esta relación se fortalece a partir del conocimiento de las características de este entorno y las experiencias. Este estudio aporta evidencia para la comprensión de los predictores de apego al lugar y proporciona argumentos para desarrollar intervenciones proambientales centradas en aspectos emocionales y vivenciales.
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