From Climate Anxiety to Pro-Environmental Behaviors: How Anxiety-Related Mechanisms Can Foster or Thwart Adaptation to Climate Change
(2023) International Convention of Psychological Science (ICPS) — Location: Brussels (9.March.2023)
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- The notion of climate anxiety has recently gained traction. Yet, uncertainty remains regarding its psychological foundations, its consequences on mental health, as well as whether it can threaten or foster adaptation to climate change. Our symposium comprises a series of talks addressing these questions from various methodological and disciplinary angles. Chair: Alexandre Heeren Discussant: Susan Clayton
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Heeren, A. (2023). From Climate Anxiety to Pro-Environmental Behaviors: How Anxiety-Related Mechanisms Can Foster or Thwart Adaptation to Climate Change. International Convention of Psychological Science (ICPS), Brussels. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/100729