As an Average Citizen, performing EFB is something that you would typically do only when the circumstances are right or suitable for it. Moreover, there is a high likelihood that you wouldn’t recycle a recyclable that is dirty and requires cleaning. Hence, you generally perform EFBs that are straightforward and time-efficient, which could be attributed to existing habits or that it was intuitive to do so. Contrastingly, an Average Citizen typically chooses not to perform an EFB when they find it tedious or they’re feeling lazy/not in the mood. In summary, performing an EFB is generally dependent on one’s mood, availability and time required for the act.

Similarly, influencing others to perform EFB is generally dependent on the circumstance. These factors include mood, availability and the perceived willingness of the party to be influenced.

Overall, the Average Citizen has a medium engagement in both EFB and influencing others, where choosing to do these acts will largely depend on how favourable the situation is. Furthermore, you’re more likely to be passive than active when it comes to performing these behaviours.