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Behavior Change Examples1. La Jolla Shores Business District (San Diego)2. Fish Consumption Education Collaborative (FCEC)3. Dog poop (Oceanside)4. Chuyen Que Minh (Vietnam)5. Dirty Dairying (New Zealand)6. Litter prevention (CA)7. Busting the 3000 mile myth (CA Statewide)8. Source reduction (tire maintenance)
- Prompts (window sticker)- Barriers (pressure gauge)
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Think Blue: La Jolla San Diego Storm Water Pollution Prevention Priority area: Bacteria Hot spot region (La Jolla Cove, ASBS) Behavior selection Observations
Litter Water in the gutters Standing water in alleyways
Commercial and residential
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Think Blue: La Jolla Behavior selection
Hosing at beach rental shops Hosing storefronts by local
merchants Overwater landscaping Restaurants hosing mats at closing
Barriers Surveys with merchants Low group identity (social norms) Familiar with code, but low motivation to comply
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Think Blue: La Jolla Intervention
In-person training by city staff (credibility) Tailored positive behaviors (BMPs) Leave-behind (prompts, reciprocity) Window decal (commitment, social norms)
Program lasted 18 months Evaluation observations Control region
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Think Blue: La Jolla
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Think Blue: La Jolla Results after 1 year Water in the gutter: reduced by 67% Debris in the gutter: reduced by 77% Standing water: decreased by 85% Some behaviors did not change: litter, pet
waste, puddles in alleys, wet pavement
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Angler Outreach (Palos Verdes)
Palos Verdes Shelf Superfund site 17 square miles of ocean floor Sediment contaminated with PCB and DDT Health advisory for white croaker Baseline surveys with
anglers
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Angler Outreach
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Angler Outreach (Palos Verdes)
Many familiar with health advisory (54%), but confused by complexity
Only 51% could correctly identify white croaker
64% of anglers leave the pier with at least one white croaker
Cultural and language diversity Vietnamese anglers
particularly at risk
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Angler Outreach (Palos Verdes)
Barriers: knowledge, culture, taste, subsistence
Motivators: Health, especially for children and family
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Angler Outreach (Palos Verdes)
Intervention Community workshop (Vietnamese) Printed card (featuring children and family) Fish identification tools In-person communications Local environmental NGO
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Angler Outreach
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Angler Outreach
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Your Dog: Your Duty Walking trail in Oceanside, CA Observations showed large amount of
accumulated pet waste Observations suggest trail used largely by
residents Barriers survey. Postal mail survey of 300
residents living in the region with trail access Response rate: 65%
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Your Dog: Your Duty Motivations for picking up dog waste
High ratings for overall importance of picking up dog waste
“Because it is the right thing to do” (top rated) “Because it pollutes parks, rivers, and beaches”
Barriers 17% admit not always picking it up “Forget to bring a bag” (top) “Nowhere to throw it” “No one is around to see” (anonymity)
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Your Dog: Your Duty Structural intervention
Pet stations plus trash can and strategic locations
Clean up existing pet waste Motivational intervention
Branded signage
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Your Dog: Your Duty Pilot Test Pre-post on four segments of the trail
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Your Dog: Your Duty Change in accumulated pet litter
(observed) 23% decrease in treatment area
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Dog Parks and Dog Beach San Diego CBSM Pilot Project Observed dog owners and dogs “in the act” 81% reduction in dog park area
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Busting the 3000 Mile Myth Source reduction of motor oil Telephone survey of CA residents (1003 car owners/lease)
73% change their oil more often than recommended by the manufacturer Correlates of frequent changers: Female, older, “normal” drivers, imported car, use a professional (not DIY),
have a window sticker
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Busting the 3000 Mile Myth Focus groups One rural, one urban Barriers to going longer between oil changes
Engine wear. (also important was reduced fuel efficiency) Motivators
Saving time, saving money, help the environment Also pilot tested some tag lines and creative
STOP.
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Intervention Public service radio announcements (PSAs) Developed and aired through Ogilvy Worldwide Wanted peripheral route credibility (radio) Website development and promotion Key barriers: engine wear and fuel efficiency Key motivators: save money, time, and environment Try not to alienate car enthusiasts or automotive industry PLAY SPOT
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Debunked Field tested in experiment with 60 residents of San Diego Tested at busy retail locations Experimental message or control (Share the Road) After listening to Debunked, motorists were 35% more likely to
go longer than 3000 miles before next oil change
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Debunked
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ReferencesReferences
Schultz, P. W. (2009). Busting the 3000 mile myth. Sacramento, CA: CIWMB. Report available online at: http://www.calrecycle.ca.gov/Publications/UsedOil/61107003.pdf
Schultz, P. W. (2002). Knowledge, education, and household recycling: Examining the knowledge-deficit model of behavior change. In T. Dietz & P. Stern (Eds.), New tools for environmental protection (pp. 67-82). Washington DC: National Academy of Sciences.
Schultz, P. W., Nolan, J., Cialdini, R., Goldstein, N., & Griskevicius, V. (2007). The constructive, destructive, and reconstructive power of social norms. Psychological Science, 18, 429-434.
Schultz, P. W., & Tabanico, J. (2008). Community-based social marketing and behavior change. In A. Cabaniss (Ed.), Handbook on household hazardous waste (pp. 133-157). Lanham, MD: Government Institutes Press.
McKenzie-Mohr, D., Lee, N., Schultz, P. W., & Kotler, P. (2012). Social marketing to protect the environment: What works. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage.
Lin, S., Groner, S., Jonick, T., Anderson, E., Bruni, C., & Schultz, P. W. (2010). What’s the catch: Reducing the consumption of contaminated fish among anglers. Social Marketing Quarterly, 16.