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The supplementary materials are associated with a series of focus groups conducted with homeowners in southeastern Massachusetts on their willingness to adopt nitrogen-reducing Innovative/Alternative (I/A) septic systems. This study was conducted by a team of social scientists and an ORISE Fellow at the Environmental Protection Agency in an effort to understand the social and cognitive dynamics of I/A system adoption, which until recently remained understudied. These supplementary materials include: 1) Facilitator Guide for Focus Groups: this contains the script used to conduct homeowner focus groups, including consent information, focus group instructions, and questionnaires used during the focus groups. 2) Instructions sent to FG Participants: these are focus group instructions sent to participants prior to the focus group, to familiarize participants with the focus group process and content. 3) Questions & Q-sort Statements: this contains our data collection instruments for this study, including the Q-sort cards used for the Q-sort, individual interview questions, and semi-structured group discussion questions. 4) Recruitment Letter to Homeowners: this is the letter used to recruit participants for the focus group. 5) Recruitment Screener: this is the phone call template used by the focus group contractors to evaluate potential participants' eligibility to participate in the focus groups.
nutrient pollution, coastal water quality, focus groups, Innovative/Alternative septic system, technology adoption, wastewater
nutrient pollution, coastal water quality, focus groups, Innovative/Alternative septic system, technology adoption, wastewater
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