1122

FROM I BELIEVE TO WE BELIEVE: INVESTIGATING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CLIMATE CHANGE CONSPIRACY BELIEFS AND IDENTIFICATION WITH CONSPIRACISTS

Chan Hoi-Wing * ^[1] , Kim-Pong Tam ^[2]

1768

THE FACTORIAL VALIDITY OF THE NEW ECOLOGICAL PARADIGM REVISITED: EVIDENCE FROM JAPAN FOR CROSS-CULTURAL ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH

Itoi Kazane * , Kaida Naoko

2210

THE LONGITUDINAL LINK BETWEEN GRATITUDE AT WORK AND EMPLOYEE'S ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBLE BEHAVIOUR

Unanue Wenceslao *

2369

TRAUMA-INFORMED LEADERSHIP FOR SOLAR RENEWABLE ENERGY TRUST IN SOUTH AFRICA: EVIDENCE-BASED FINDINGS

Langa Malose *

2521

NARCISSISTIC IDENTIFICATION WITH HUMANITY: A PSYCHOLOGICAL BARRIER TO PRO-ANIMAL ACTION

Rabinovitch Aleksandra * , Parzuchowski Michal

747

EXCESSIVE WORD-DEED CONSISTENCY BACKFIRES: THE INVERTED-U RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CLIMATE ADVOCATES' WORD-DEED CONSISTENCY AND PUBLIC WILLINGNESS TO FOLLOW

Chen Gewei * , Tam Kim-Pong

1447

WEATHERING CONSPIRACIES: CLIMATE CHANGE CONSPIRACY BELIEFS AND EXTREME WEATHER IN THE CARIBBEAN

De Gourville Dylan * , Douglas Karen

961

MORAL PERSPECTIVE-TAKING CAN REDUCE POLARIZATION AROUND CLIMATE POLICY

Hurst Kristin * , Hurst Zachary

2201

SEEING SPREAD: HOW STIMULUS NOVELTY & DIVERSITY REPRESENTATION SHAPES NORM PERCEPTIONS AND PROSOCIAL BEHAVIOR

Kirschner Julian * , Vock Marlene , Thuerridl Carina

1983

BOOSTING CLIMATE RESILIENCE: THE ROLE OF RISK META-KNOWLEDGE AND INVOLVEMENT IN THE DESIGN OF CLIMATE RISK INFORMATION

Pfeiffer Lisa * , Reppmann Manuel , Edinger-Schons Laura Marie