Titlebook: Climate Psychology; On Indifference to D Paul Hoggett Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to

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The Country and the City in Jean Rhys’s ntial anxieties, and worked through the emotions of profound change, helping to develop maturity and resilience. These outcomes suggest the need for open and respectful dialogues around climate issues which can examine deep-seated assumptions in non-threatening ways while encouraging the commonality of whom we are and where we are to emerge.

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Varieties of Rhythmic Experience,t international action, meanings and sense of agency on climate change emerge as significant determinants of action. Central government regulatory and financial policy, crucial in overcoming well-known problems of collective action, also had significant impact.

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Musical Composition and Recomposition,n-existent or irrelevant, others disclaimed responsibility. Many adopted several of these tactics. Early experiences had shaped the thoughts and feelings of participants. Environmental interest sometimes coincided with a strong childhood relationship with an environmentally minded parent or an attachment to a particular country area.

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New Methods for Investigating New Dangers be overlooking? Drawing on a project interviewing conservative Republicans in the States about climate, this chapter argues that paying attention to the “Three A’s”—Anxiety, Ambivalence, and Aspiration—can amplify our investigations, and ideally supplant a reductive tendency to focus on values alone as a key driver of behavior change.

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Researching Climate Engagement: Collaborative Conversations and Consciousness Changeal anxieties, and worked through the emotions of profound change, helping to develop maturity and resilience. These outcomes suggest the need for open and respectful dialogues around climate issues which can examine deep-seated assumptions in non-threatening ways while encouraging the commonality of who we are and where we are to emerge.

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Attitudes to Climate Change in Some English Local Authorities: Varying Sense of Agency in Denial andt international action, meanings and sense of agency on climate change emerge as significant determinants of action. Central government regulatory and financial policy, crucial in overcoming well-known problems of collective action, also had significant impact.

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Emotions, Reflexivity and the Long Haul: What We Do About How We Feel About Climate Change. It will summarise existing research, and present initial findings from interviews with facilitators about what they feel their methods can achieve. It will conclude by reflecting on the role of these methodologies for engaging with, and sustaining action on, climate change.