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Community Norms, Not Personal Control, Drive Plastic Waste Habits in

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A mixed-methods study of 226 residents in Nagaland, India, finds that social norms and cultural values, not personal attitudes or perceived control, are the strongest predictors of plastic waste management behaviour.
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Community Norms, Not Personal Control, Drive Plastic Waste Habits in

A mixed-methods study of 226 residents in Nagaland, India, finds that social norms and cultural values, not personal attitudes or perceived control, are the strongest predictors of plastic waste management behaviour.

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Scienmag: Latest Science and Health News broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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