Emotion, Fact, and Anthropogenic Disturbances: Undergraduate Attitudes Toward Wildfire and Urbanization after a Brief Intervention
This study hints that brief interventions can impact student disturbance beliefs, but more research is needed to guide curriculum development. Despite some research suggesting the value of emotion to inspire climate action, our results suggest that more work needs to be done regarding the value of emotion to increase environmental action toward other anthropogenic disturbances.PMID:38166021 | DOI:10.1187/cbe.22-08-0152
Source: CBE Life Sciences Education - Category: Cytology Authors: Mali M Hubert Maryrose Weatherton Elisabeth E Schussler Source Type: research
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