Social Psychology
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A classic social dilemma involves a conflict in which the easiest action for one person (which can entail not recycling) will, if chosen by a majority of people, have detrimental effects on all included. Many social psychologists have focused their attention to methods that encourage people to recycle more. In fact, psychologists have taken some general approaches toward resolving this particular dilemma.
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