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The climate change distress and impairment scale: Introduction of the measure and first findings on pro-environmental behavior

2022-08-25

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<p>Governmental agencies and the medical and psychological professions are calling for a greater focus on the negative mental health effects of climate change (CC). As a first step, the field needs measures to distinguish non-pathological levels of affective/emotional distress over CC from resulting impairment that requires further scientific and diagnostic attention and may require treatment in the future. To thi...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/j6pbu

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