We review recent literature on the social psychology of climate change, focusing on the
application of social identity theory and self-categorization theory. These two theories …

In the face of mounting environmental issues, people around the world are reporting the
experience of difficult emotions such as anxiety and worry, or what is increasingly referred to …

Unsustainable changes to Earth's ecosystems and human activities are intensifying global
hydrographic pressure. This study explores the connection between extreme drought, water …

Amid the pressing threat of climate collapse, longtermists emerge as a critical group poised
to undertake collective action for the planet's future. This pre-registered, highly powered …

Highlights•Climate change is an intergenerational issue requiring intergenerational
solutions.•We review literature on intergenerational approaches to pro-environmental …

This study focused on the concept of internal environmental locus of control to identify how
behavioral intentions are formed in the context of the indoor smart farm restaurant. The data …

We examined environmental activist behaviour as a function of two different forms of
environmental identity: identification with nature (ie, seeing oneself as part of nature, more …

Introduction Social psychological research on collective action and intergroup harm has yet
to adequately consider the potential role of cancel culture or feelings of collective validation …

Motivating climate action is challenging because the worst consequences of climate change
are in the future, triggering a conflict between short-and long-term interests. Prior research …

Previous studies have shed light on the importance of affect in risk perception and the role of
mental imagery in generating affect. In the current study, we explore the causal relationship …