Previous research suggests that people who identify with global communities tend to show greater concern for global challenges. Using student samples from 44 countries across different cultural clusters (
N
= 13,055), we examined whether (1) three forms of dispositional global social identification (GSI, with al...
M. Penczek, Katarzyna Hamer, Katarzyna Branowska et al.· Political Psychology· 0 citations
In this review, we synthesize evidence to argue that climate change and conflict are mutually reinforcing. We first examine conflict as a barrier to mitigation, focusing on four faultlines that slow climate action: (a) ideological polarization, (b) “elite versus ordinary people” narratives, (c) intranational, place‐b...
Boryana Todorova, Matthew J. Hornsey, Winnifred R. Louis et al.· Political Psychology· 0 citations
Climate change and misinformation are interconnected global crises shaped by tensions between individual, collective and vested interests. Drawing on climate psychology, we distil six insights for misinformation research to strengthen policy relevance, systems thinking and resilience to attacks.
Tobia Spampatti, Bojana Većkalov, Sandra J. Geiger et al.· Nature Human Behaviour· 0 citations
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