How should we react to climate anxiety? This accessible book discusses anxiety and other emotions brought on by climate change, examining what climate anxiety is, why it is becoming so prevalent and how it differs from other types of anxiety.
How should we react to climate anxiety? This accessible book discusses anxiety and other emotions brought on by climate change, examining what climate anxiety is, why it is becoming so prevalent and how it differs from other types of anxiety.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Geoff Beattie is Professor of Psychology at Edge Hill University and Visiting Scholar at the University of Oxford, UK. He is a prize-winning psychologist, author and broadcaster with a PhD in Psychology from the University of Cambridge. He was awarded the Spearman Medal by the British Psychological Society for 'published psychological research of outstanding merit.' He has published over one hundred academic articles in a range of journals including Nature, Nature Climate Change, Environment and Behavior, and Semiotica. Beattie has acted as a consultant to various international organisations with a focus on sustainability, including Unilever, the Leadership Vanguard (established by the CEO of Unilever), and the Born Free Foundation. He is also a member of the International Panel on Behavior Change (IPBC) which aims to collect and integrate knowledge and evidence on environmentally-related behaviour change.
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Contents UNDERSTANDING CLIMATE ANXIETY.. 1 Acknowledgments:. 5 PART 1:. 6 The context of climate anxiety. 6 Chapter 1: 7 Introduction: What is climate anxiety?. 7 Chapter 2: 48 Shouldn't we all have climate anxiety?. 48 Chapter 3: 55 Do helplines actually help us when it comes to climate anxiety?. 55 Chapter 4: 62 Is climate anxiety made worse by other global crises?. 62 Part 2:. 72 Climate anxiety and the brain. 72 Chapter 5: 73 Why can't people make up their mind about climate change?. 73 Chapter 6: 90 Why don't we do more?. 90 Chapter 7: 111 Can models of anxiety help us understand climate anxiety?. 111 PART 3: 125 Contesting climate anxiety/contesting climate change. 125 Chapter 8: 126 Why do people claim climate change is fake news?. 126 Chapter 9: 150 How can people stay happy with climate change?. 150 Chapter 10: 166 Is there a stigma surrounding climate anxiety?. 166 PART 4:. 182 Thinking of the future. 182 Chapter 11: 183 New horizons?. 183 References: 210
Contents UNDERSTANDING CLIMATE ANXIETY.. 1 Acknowledgments:. 5 PART 1:. 6 The context of climate anxiety. 6 Chapter 1: 7 Introduction: What is climate anxiety?. 7 Chapter 2: 48 Shouldn't we all have climate anxiety?. 48 Chapter 3: 55 Do helplines actually help us when it comes to climate anxiety?. 55 Chapter 4: 62 Is climate anxiety made worse by other global crises?. 62 Part 2:. 72 Climate anxiety and the brain. 72 Chapter 5: 73 Why can't people make up their mind about climate change?. 73 Chapter 6: 90 Why don't we do more?. 90 Chapter 7: 111 Can models of anxiety help us understand climate anxiety?. 111 PART 3: 125 Contesting climate anxiety/contesting climate change. 125 Chapter 8: 126 Why do people claim climate change is fake news?. 126 Chapter 9: 150 How can people stay happy with climate change?. 150 Chapter 10: 166 Is there a stigma surrounding climate anxiety?. 166 PART 4:. 182 Thinking of the future. 182 Chapter 11: 183 New horizons?. 183 References: 210
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