Collective efficacy increases pro-environmental intentions through increasing self-efficacy
Philipp Jugert(Czech Academy of Sciences, Institute of Psychology), Immo Fritsche(Leipzig University), Ronja Büchner(The University of Queensland), Katharine H. Greenaway(The University of Melbourne), Sarah Eisentraut(Leipzig University), Markus Barth(Catholic University of Applied Sciences of North Rhine – Westphalia)
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