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Education on climate change
LUEBKE (J.F.), CLAYTON (S.), SAUNDERS (C.D.), MATIASEKI (J.), KELLY (L.-A.D.) &
GRAJAL (A.), 2012: Global climate change as seen by zoo and aquarium visitors. Chicago,
CLIZEN. 97 pp.
PHIPPS (M.), 2010: Global warming’s six Americas: a Science Museum of Minnesota audience
segmentation analysis. Informal Learning Review 105:
ON-GOING AND UNPUBLISHED STUDIES :
AKERLOF (K.), 2012: Evaluating the influence of cultural worldviews on sea-level rise risk perceptions. APA Div. 34
Soc. of Env., Populations & Cons. Psych., Orlando, FL, Aug. 2-5.
BRÜGGER (A.), MORTON (T.A.) & DESSAI (S.), 2011: Bringing climate change to the people: Does decreasing
distance really enhance individuals’ motivation to respond to climate change? Environment 2.0. 9 th Bienn. Conf. on
Env. Psych. 26-28 Sept. 2011, Eindhoven Techn. Univ.
BRUNO (S.), 2011: Representations of climate and how technologies may influence climate change: Case studies with
subjects from France and French Guyana. Poster presentation. Environment 2.0. 9 th Bienn. Conf. on Env. Psych. 26-28
Sept. 2011, Eindhoven Techn. Univ.
BURNIE (H.J.), 2011: Gauging the climate: What motivates adults in Western Sydney to take actions that help mitigate
climate change. Environment 2.0. 9 th Bienn. Conf. on Env. Psych. 26-28 Sept. 2011, Eindhoven Techn. Univ.
CORNER (A.), 2011: Communicating climate change in Uganda. Environment 2.0. 9 th Bienn. Conf. on Env. Psych.
26-28 Sept. 2011, Eindhoven Techn. Univ.
DUGAS (E.) & LAMMEL (A.), 2011: How previous climatic experiences can modify the conceptualization of
climate? Poster presentation. Environment 2.0. 9 th Bienn. Conf. on Env. Psych. 26-28 Sept. 2011, Eindhoven Techn.
Univ.
IRBY (J.K.), 2011: Examining visitor beliefs, concerns, and priorities in relation to climate change: an audience
segmentation analysis at three informal education facilities in Oregon. MS. Marine Resource Mgmt. Corvallis, Oregon
State Univ., College of Oceanic and Atmospheric Sciences. Contact: joy.irby@gmail.com
LAMMEL (A.), 2011: Going back again and again: cognitive inconsistency in the elaboration of climate change
representation. Environment 2.0. 9 th Bienn. Conf. on Env. Psych. 26-28 Sept. 2011, Eindhoven Techn. Univ.
LEYGUE (C.), SPENCE (A.), O’MALLEY (C.), BEDWELL (B.), RODDEN (T.) & MCAULEY (D.), 2011: Energy
display and environmental behavior: The role of social values and psychological distance of climate change.
Environment 2.0. 9 th Bienn. Conf. on Env. Psych. 26-28 Sept. 2011, Eindhoven Techn. Univ.
LIEBLER (K.), REISSE (K.) & SPADA (H.), 2011: Risk perception and emotions as reactions to regional
consequences of global climate change. Environment 2.0. 9 th Bienn. Conf. on Env. Psych. 26-28 Sept. 2011, Eindhoven
Techn. Univ.
LOUV (R.), 2012: A new generation of environmentalists: fighting global warming by reconnecting people to nature.
www.childrenandnature.org/blog/2012/11/27/a-new-generation-of-environmentalists-fighting-global-warming-byreconnecting-people-to-nature/
MARKOWITZ (E.), LEISEROWITZ (A.), PUGLIESE (A.), HOWE (P.), MING LEE (T.) & KO (C.-Y.), 2012: Who
worries about climate change? Multilevel modeling to explain variation in threat perceptions. APA Div. 34 Soc. of
Env., Populations & Cons. Psych., Orlando, FL, Aug. 2-5.
OJALA (M.), 2011: Regulating worry, promoting hope: How children, adolescents, and young adults cope
psychologically with climate change. Environment 2.0. 9 th Bienn. Conf. on Env. Psych. 26-28 Sept. 2011, Eindhoven
Techn. Univ.
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