1537

15:40

PREVALENCE OF CLIMATE ANXIETY IN PSYCHIATRIC CARE: A GERMAN QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF PATIENTS AND CLINICIANS

Düllberg Gloria * ^[1] , Rinderhagen Michel ^[1] , Rees Jonas ^[2] , Hennig-Fast Kristina ^[3] , Hornberg Claudia ^[1] , Mc Call Timothy ^[1]

Medical School OWL, Sustainable Environmental Health Sciences, Bielefeld University ~ Bielefeld ~ Germany ^[1] , Faculty of Psychology and Sports Science, Department Psychology, Work Unit Political Psychology, and Institute for Interdisciplinary Conflict and Violence Research, Bielefeld University ~ Bielefeld ~ Germany ^[2] , Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, Department Psychiatry, Medical School OWL, Bielefeld University ~ Bielefeld ~ Germany ^[3]

1116

15:40

UNDERSTANDING YOUTH CLIMATE DISTRESS: PROFILING AND CONSEQUENCES

Gordon Eliza-Rose * ^[1] , Bower Marlee ^[1] , Crandon Tara ^[2] , Stapinski Lexine ^[1]

The Matilda Centre for Research in Mental Health and Substance Use, University of Sydney ~ Sydney ~ Australia ^[1] , Queensland Centre for Mental Health Research and the School of Public Health, University of Queensland ~ Brisbane ~ Australia ^[2]

1557

15:40

MITIGATING CLIMATE CHANGE HOPELESSNESS AND SUSTAINING PRO-ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOURS

Han Yimeng * , Bailis Dan

University of Manitoba ~ Winnipeg ~ Canada

1431

15:40

ENVIRONMENTAL IDENTITY, PRO-ENVIRONMENTAL BEHAVIOR, AND CLIMATE CHANGE ANXIETY AMONG GEN Z FILIPINOS

Reyes Marc Eric , Mapoy Alvin Joseph * , Aranzanso Victoria Ann Louis , Avera Francheska Ysabel , Martinez Beatrice , Ramos Mariah Michaela , Cayubit Ryan Francis

Department of Psychology, College of Science, University of Santo Tomas ~ Manila ~ Philippines

948

15:40

EXPLORING THE LINKS BETWEEN MENTAL HEALTH, SOCIAL HEALTH, AND PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT: A PROSPECTIVE NETWORK ANALYSIS IN A NATIONALLY REPRESENTATIVE SAMPLE

Ochnik Dominika * , Rojczyk Ewa , Budzinski Marcin , Nagel Paulina , Szostak Agnieszka , Vitkovskyi Yurii , Wierzbik-Stroinska Magdalena

Academy of Silesia ~ Katowice ~ Poland

1070

15:40

DUAL BURDENS OF MATERNAL DISTRESS: PRENATAL EXPOSURE TO HURRICANE MARIA AND POSTNATAL EXPOSURE TO COVID-19 ON PRESCHOOL NEURODEVELOPMENT

Rodriguez-Soto Nayra * ^[1] , Rivera-Gonzalez Wanda ^[2] , Buxó Carmen ^[1] , Rivas-Tumanyan Sona ^[1] , Morou-Bermudez Evangelia ^[1] , Martínez-González Karen ^[1]

University of Puerto Rico, Medical Sciences Campus ~ San Juan ~ Puerto Rico ^[1] , Carlos Albizu University ~ San Juan ~ Puerto Rico ^[2]