Visitor studies bibliography - European Association of Zoos and ...

PAHL (S.), 2011: Optimism, pessimism, and engagement with global environmental change. Environment 2.0. 9 th
Bienn. Conf. on Env. Psych. 26-28 Sept. 2011, Eindhoven Techn. Univ.
PIDGEON (N.F.), SPENCE (A.) & POORTINGA (W.), 2011: Public perceptions of climate change and energy
futures: a national British survey. Environment 2.0. 9 th Bienn. Conf. on Env. Psych. 26-28 Sept. 2011, Eindhoven
Techn. Univ.
POORTINGA (W.), SPENCE (A.), WHITMARSH (L.), CAPSTICK (S.) & PIDGEON (N.F.), 2011: Public skepticism
about antropogenic climate change. Environment 2.0. 9 th Bienn. Conf. on Env. Psych. 26-28 Sept. 2011, Eindhoven
Techn. Univ.
RESER (J.P.), 2011: Applying a transactional approach to the threat of climate change. Poster session. Environment
2.0. 9 th Bienn. Conf. on Env. Psych. 26-28 Sept. 2011, Eindhoven Techn. Univ.
TOCKSTEIN (A.M.), 2011: Climate change issue-based exhibits at the American Museum of Natural History lead the
way in science-communication, exhibit theory, and design. M.A. New York, Columbia Univ., Dept. of Anthropology.
Contact: Alyson M. Tockstein, amt2182@columbia.edu
WHITMARSH (L.), CORNER (A.) & XENIAS (D.), 2011: Responding to climate change information: biased
assimilation and identity protection. Environment 2.0. 9 th Bienn. Conf. on Env. Psych. 26-28 Sept. 2011, Eindhoven
Techn. Univ.
ZAVAL (L.), LI (Y.) & JOHNSON (E.), 2012: Exploring the role of heuristics and constructed beliefs in climate
change perception. APA Div. 34 Soc. of Env., Populations & Cons. Psych., Orlando, FL, Aug. 2-5.
BACKGROUND & FURTHER READING: EDUCATION ON CLIMATE CHANGE
ANON., 2012: Climate change opinion shifts with the weather.
www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/08/03/climate-change-opinion_n_1738858.html#slide=1224006
BAH (S.), 2011: Knut und der Klimawandel – Zum zoopädagogischen Umgang mit Tierpersönlichkeiten. [Knut and
climate change – Dealing with animal personalities in zoo education.] Begegnung Zoo 26: 9-13.
www.vzp.de/PDFs/AlleZeitung_web/Begegnung%2026_web.pdf
BAIN (P.G.), HORNSEY (M.J.), BONGIORNO (R.) & JEFFRIES (C.), 2012: Promoting pro-environmental action in
climate change deniers. Nature Climate Change 2(7): , 17 June 2012.
www.nature.com/nclimate/journal/vaop/ncurrent/full/nclimate1532.html
BALMFORD (A.), MANICA (A.), AIREY (L.), BIRKIN (L.), OLIVER (A.) & SCHLEICHER (J.), 2004: Climate
change, Hollywood and public opinion. Science 305: 1713.
BEATTIE (G.) & SALE (L.), 2009: Explicit and implicit attitudes to low and high carbon footprint products. Int’l J.
Env., Cultural, Econ. & Social Sustainability 5: 191-206.
BOND (R.J.), O’CONNOR (R.E.) & FISHER (R.A.), 1998: Public perceptions of global warming: United States and
international perspectives. Climate Res. 11(1): 75-84.
BOND (R.J.), O’CONNOR (R.E.) & FISHER (R.A.), 2000: In what sense does the public need to understand global
climate change? Public Understanding of Science 9: 205-18.
BRULLE (R.J.), CARMICHAEL (J.) & JENKINS (J.C.), 2012: Shifting public opinion on climate change: an
empirical assessment of factors influencing concern over climate change in the US, 2002-2010. Climatic Change, 3
February 2012. Abstract: www.springerlink.com/content/k17856khp026w174/
CARTER (B.), 2006: The educator’s responsibility? Cutting through the propaganda on global warming. IZE J. 42: 20-
24.
CLAYTON (S.), GOLDMAN (S.R.) & CELIO (C.), 2012: Understanding and responding to climate change:
Looking at people looking at animals – version 5.0
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