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Evaluations of economic interventions usually focus on one target behavior. This study extends the evaluation scope to multiple untargeted behaviors. We evaluate a hot water saving intervention in a natural field experiment. Despite an exclusive focus on hot water, the intervention changes...
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Behavioral interventions may have unintended side effects. At worst, negative side effects may offset the intended effect. We study the effects of a hot water saving intervention on the consumption of cold water and room heating in a randomized controlled experiment in 782 buildings in...
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Mobile applications hold promise to foster sustainable mobility behavior, but evaluations of their effectiveness are subject to a number of empirical challenges. We conduct a randomized controlled trial with three distinctive features: unobtrusive tracking of the control group, limited sample...
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