September 1973
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Social Forces
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... In fact, waste recycling is inherently susceptible to the "tragedy of the commons" due its reliance on collective actions, which often involve a time cost to achieve desirable environmental outcomes. This dilemma could be mitigated by reward systems, such as those adopted in this study and previous studies, which have been suggested to motivate individuals to engage more in collective actions and recycling [43,52]. ...
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September 1973
Social Forces