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Always on my mind: Stakeholder perspectives on (micro) plastic pollution in Indonesia

Original title: Supplementary materials to “Always on my mind: Stakeholder perspectives on (micro) plastic pollution in Indonesia” [Other]

Psychology Archives 2026
Fiona Preston-Whyte, Alfian Alfian, Stephanie Lavelle, Ira Ryski Wahyuni, La Ode Muhammad Erif, Nina Vaupotič, Thomas Maes

Summary

This document contains supplementary materials for a study examining how different groups in Indonesia—like government officials, business owners, and community members—think about the growing problem of plastic and microplastic pollution. Understanding these varying perspectives matters because tackling plastic pollution (which can break down into tiny particles that enter our food and water) requires getting everyone on the same page about solutions. Note that this specific file is supporting data rather than the full study with detailed findings.

Supplementary materials [Other]. The related article is Preston-Whyte, F., Alfian, A., Lavelle, S., Wahyuni, I. R., Erif, L. O. M., Vaupotic, N., & Maes, T. (2026). Always on my mind: Stakeholder perspectives on (micro) plastic pollution in Indonesia. Global Environmental Psychology, 4, Article e15777. https://doi.org/10.5964/gep.15777

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