Why We Say Yes to Green Products but Buy Something Else
A new mixed-methods study identifies 21 perceived risks, from brand distrust to a novel construct called internal failure feeling, that ...
Tag: environmental psychology
Why Climate Belief Interventions Keep Falling Short: A Rigorous New Review
A systematic review of twelve randomized controlled trials finds no clearly superior intervention for changing climate change beliefs and flags ...
Climate Anxiety Comes in Five Distinct Types, Study of 1,650 Adults Finds
A latent profile analysis of 1,650 adults in Türkiye identifies five distinct eco-anxiety profiles and shows that emotion regulation difficulties ...
Forest Bathing Emerges as a Powerful Mental Health Ally for Aging LGBTQIA+ Adults
A qualitative study of 24 LGBTQIA+ adults aged 50 and older in Thailand found that nine forest bathing sessions produced ...
Why a Foggy Forest May Restore You Better Than a Sunny Street
New experiments show that the visual contrast of a scene and a person's place-based social identity both shape how restorative ...
New Spanish Validation Confirms a Five-Dimension Yardstick for How People Perceive Climate Change
A validation study of 825 Spanish adults confirms that the five-factor Climate Change Perceptions Scale is reliable, invariant across key ...
Climate Awareness, Not Eco-Anxiety, Drives Green Attitudes in Health Workers
A new cross-sectional study of 460 Turkish healthcare professionals finds that climate change awareness, professional role, age, and environmental group ...
Good Deeds Backfire: How Friends’ Green Habits Quietly Erode Our Own
New research shows that close friends' environmental behavior can reduce our own green actions, but public visibility and a strong ...
Community Norms, Not Personal Control, Drive Plastic Waste Habits in Nagaland
A mixed-methods study of 226 residents in Nagaland, India, finds that social norms and cultural values, not personal attitudes or ...
What Really Makes Farmers Adapt to Climate Change? Two Classic Theories Go Head to Head
A University of Florida study comparing the theory of planned behavior and protection motivation theory finds that attitudes, norms, and ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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