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Research suggests that both men and women see environmentally-friendly acts, like recycling, as overtly "feminine" - and that's spurred fears some men aren't recycling because they're worried about how they're perceived. Mathew Isaac is an associate professor of marketing at the University of Seattle who's researched this topic, and joins us on the line to explain more.
Research suggests that both men and women see environmentally-friendly acts, like recycling, as overtly “feminine” – and that’s spurred fears some men aren’t recycling because they’re worried about how they’re perceived. Mathew Isaac is an associate professor of marketing at the University of Seattle who’s researched this topic, and joins us on the line to explain more.
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