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The Psychology of Climate Change
Written by Geoffrey Beattie and Laura McGuire
Narrated by Ric Jerrom
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About this audiobook
- Features original psychological research into unconscious attentional bias in relation to climate change messages
- Examines a range of climate change initiatives and why they failed, and outlines future challenges
- Offers an accessible and concise introduction to an important topic and refers to the latest developments in psychology research
- Part of a new series of books providing an accessible précis of the psychological of popular and contemporary topics
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