Abstract This paper focuses on intergenerational transmission of environmental behavior, i.e., the processes by which environmental behavior is negotiated and shaped within the family. We offer an analysis of two correlates of child environmental behavior: parental environmental behaviors (as intergenerational transmission) and socialization domains (parent-child interactions). Our interest lies in exploring these predictors cross-culturally, and we do so by using national samples of parent-child dyads in Israel, South Korea and the United States (N = 1653 dyads). Findings from OLS regressions suggest that all three realms of children's environmental behavior (sustainable lifestyle, reducing consumption, and reducing impact) have a positive and statistically significant association with the corresponding parental behaviors, but this association is weaker in Korea. Furthermore, socialization to environmental behavior through group participation or reciprocity is more likely to enhance children's environmental behavior, and this association is stronger in Korea.

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三个国家的环境行为：代际传递的作用和社会化领域

摘要 本文关注环境行为的代际传递，即家庭内部协商和塑造环境行为的过程。我们分析了儿童环境行为的两个相关因素：父母环境行为（作为代际传递）和社会化领域（亲子互动）。我们的兴趣在于跨文化探索这些预测因素，我们通过使用以色列、韩国和美国的亲子对偶国家样本（N = 1653 对偶）来实现这一点。OLS 回归的结果表明，儿童环境行为的所有三个领域（可持续生活方式、减少消费和减少影响）都与相应的父母行为存在显着的正相关关系，但这种关联在韩国较弱。此外，通过团体参与或互惠对环境行为的社会化更有可能增强儿童的环境行为，这种关联在韩国更强。