'Collective adaptation'has recently become a widely used concept in climate change science
and advocacy work. Yet, the current engagement with collective adaptation suffers from a …

Knowing the pathways that lead individuals to become terrorists and to leave terrorism
behind is fundamental to combat violent extremism. However, although the processes …

Political orientations are increasingly relevant to romantic relationships. Self-categorization
theory suggests that individuals prefer partners with the same political views. However, few …

A key factor for behavioural change, when individuals are already concerned by
environmental crises, is individuals' perception of how they could cope with such an issue in …

While social psychology has contributed much to our understanding of collective action,
other forms of resistance are understudied. However, in contexts of long‐standing …

Having a vision and being able to imagine socially and ecologically just alternatives can
motivate people for societal transformation. However, which psychological processes drive …

According to social identity theory, people are more likely to demand and collectively work
for social change if they can imagine a different set of social relations–“cognitive alternatives …

Although the importance of temporal perspectives for understanding collective movements
has been theoretically emphasised, they are rarely considered in research. Focusing on the …

In a world facing significant planetary health challenges, the power of prospection—our
capacity to envision and shape future possibilities—gains importance. Recently, three …

Coping with and adapting to climate change impacts are collective action problems that
require broad joint efforts to reduce current and future risks. This is most obvious for highly …