Basic psychological needs and climate relevant self-protection
Basic psychological needs and climate relevant self-protection
These are two sets of data that I collected in 2018 and 2019 in Germany. They assess basic psychological need satisfaction, various indicators of pro-environmentalism, and self-protective strategies people commonly use when facing the threat of climate change. The corresponding study (Wullenkord, submitted) investigated relations between basic psychological need satisfaction and climate-relevant defensive self-protection.
pro-environmental behavior, self-protection, sustainability, Social and Criminal Psychology, environmental psychology, climate change, ecological footprint, defensiveness, basic psychological needs, SC-IAT, threat, Psychology not elsewhere classified, Climate Self-Protection Scale, Social and Community Psychology, climate denial, Personality
pro-environmental behavior, self-protection, sustainability, Social and Criminal Psychology, environmental psychology, climate change, ecological footprint, defensiveness, basic psychological needs, SC-IAT, threat, Psychology not elsewhere classified, Climate Self-Protection Scale, Social and Community Psychology, climate denial, Personality
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