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Some Don’t Like It Hot: Climate Change Anxiety Influences Symptom Perception In A Heated Environment

2026-04-08

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<p>Awareness about climate change can lead to psychological distress and somatic symptoms despite not being exposed to a harmful agent (‘nocebo effect’). Thus, we wanted to test whether watching a media piece about climate change effects could induce somatic symptoms. We recruited 46 participants who watched media pieces about climate change or a control video (randomized order) and were then exposed to a heated e...

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Literature Corpus work: 86d20a38-58ec-5be2-b2b7-34c694442dbd
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/dexbc_v1

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