Citation

Hallsworth AG, Black C, Evans D, Tolley R. World Transp. Policy Pract. 1996; 2(4): 3-7.

Copyright

(Copyright © 1996, Eco-Logica)

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Abstract

The decision process behind observed individual behaviour is known to be a complex one. This is especially so when aspects of that same behav- iour are apparently contradic- tory. Introduces a measure- ment scale for revealing underlying motivations for behaviour. Focuses on the trip to school by car; apparently favoured by individuals on safety grounds, however, it also leads to extra trips and therefore increases car-borne pollution. Tests the scale in a survey involving British geog- raphy undergraduates.