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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New Methods for Investigating New Dangersunderstanding the psycho-social dimensions of climate, energy, and environmental threats. At a time when increasing attention is directed toward understanding people’s motivations, perceptions, and attitudes when it comes to climate change, it behooves us to think very carefully about our research m

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Children and Climate Change: Exploring Children’s Feelings About Climate Change Using Free Associatipsychosocial approach. Sage, London, 2013) was used to explore children’s feelings and attitudes about climate change; an important gap in existing research. It examines how researchers using this methodology can ‘play’ with the imaginal landscape of the work Romanyshyn (International Journal of Mul

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Emotional Work as a Necessity: A Psychosocial Analysis of Low-Carbon Energy Collaboration Storieseholders. However political and professional contexts often prioritise delivery of targets and outcomes (the ‘what’) over good collaboration process (the ‘how’). Indeed, even when carefully planned, the actual ‘doing’ of collaborations is likely to be emotionally intensive work at times. This is whe

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Leading with Nature in Mindart of a larger study of people’s narrative interviews. If nature and the non-human other are seen as having agency, then relating to nature becomes an intersubjective process. The individuals in these case studies acknowledge and talk about such a dynamic relation to nature. A relation that is beyo

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Attitudes to Climate Change in Some English Local Authorities: Varying Sense of Agency in Denial andheir action to reduce emissions of greenhouse gas not solely connected to political complexion. The concepts of denial and dismissal are used to explore the scepticism and avoidance which inhibit the pursuit of practical initiatives. These concepts illuminate both individual processes and aspects of