Components of Vested Interest
Vested interest is determined by, and must include, all five of these sub-components: stake, salience, certainty, immediacy, and self-efficacy. It can also be argued that distance (both mentally and physically) could potentially be another component of this theory. Oppositional behavior or NIMBY "Not In My Back Yard" (Thornton and Knox, 2002) will be used as an example of how all components are utilized. A new prison was built in Thompson, Illinois, and sparked various actions in and around the community.
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