Abstract
As
one
of
the
biggest
environmental
and
equality
challenges
our
time,
climate
change
is
causing
some
people
to
experience
anxiety
.
To
address
need
for
valid
reliable
measurement
this
construct,
we
adapted
Hogg
Eco-Anxiety
Scale
measure
in
United
Kingdom
(
n
=
501)
States
508).
In
both
samples,
found
Climate
Anxiety
(HCAS)
was
comprised
four
dimensions:
affective
symptoms,
behavioural
ruminative
thoughts,
about
one’s
personal
impact.
The
four-factor
HCAS
fit
data
well,
showed
invariance
these
two
all
dimensions
were
internally
consistent.
Importantly,
also
provide
evidence
convergent
validity
by
demonstrating
that
scores
positively
correlated
with
an
alternative
eco-anxiety
a
more
general
indicator
worry
daily
life.
distinct
associations
theoretically
related
constructs,
example
only
impact
rumination
significant
predictors
taking
collective
action
on
change,
distinctly
predictive
inequality
beliefs.
We
recommend
as
brief
(13
item)
tool
capture
experiences
anxiety.
Abstract
Background
Climate
change,
a
pervasive
global
phenomenon,
exerts
discernible
impacts
on
the
physical,
social,
and
psychological
dimensions
of
well-being.
The
apprehension
surrounding
this
complex
environmental
issue
has
reached
critical
juncture,
with
over
76,000
individuals
across
more
than
thirty
nations
expressing
profound
levels
concern,
characterizing
their
anxiety
as
either
"very"
or
"extremely"
pronounced.
This
surge
in
awareness
regarding
potential
consequences
climate
change
given
rise
to
an
emergent
escalating
challenge
known
anxiety.
distinctive
form
manifests
through
feelings
fear,
helplessness,
despair
elicited
by
impending
repercussions
change.
Notably,
intersection
occupational
domains,
particularly
within
context
Nursing
University
Colleagues,
suggests
nuanced
relationship
job
engagement,
wherein
responses
may
influence
professional
commitment
involvement.
Aim
study
To
examine
correlation
among
Anxiety,
Environmental
Attitude,
Job
Engagement
Colleagues
comprising
eight
distinct
nursing
faculties.
Design
A
multicenter
descriptive,
cross-sectional
research
design
followed.
Subject
Three
hundred
fifty-nine
participants
from
Centre,
Delta,
West,
Suez
Canal,
Upper
regions
Egypt
using
stratified
random
cluster
sampling
technique.
Measurements
Social
health
related
data
structured
questionnaire,
scale,
attitude
inventory,
engagement
scale.
Results
demographics
anxiety,
attitude,
involvement
was
not
observed.
Nevertheless,
geographical
variations
emerged
noteworthy
factor.
statistically
significant
inverse
identified
between
dimensions,
overall
score
attitudes.
Conclusion
strongly
associated
attitudes
university
colleagues.
Higher
is
lower
towards
environment
decreased
engagement.
Additionally,
higher
participants’
jobs.
Implications
study's
patterns
make
it
clear
how
important
provide
targeted
psycho-educational
interventions
help
reduce
group
imperative
lies
only
alleviating
immediate
distress
heightened
but
also
fostering
adaptive
coping
mechanisms.
By
doing
so,
these
serve
instrumental
tools
nurturing
resilience,
thereby
fortifying
mental
well-being
professionals
amidst
evolving
landscape
climate-related
concerns.
Abstract
Background
Climate
change
is
seriously
affecting
human
survival
and
development,
the
anxiety
caused
by
it
becoming
increasingly
prominent.
How
to
alleviate
people’s
climate
anxiety,
improve
ecological
environment,
promote
formation
of
green
lifestyles
among
people,
especially
young
an
important
topic
that
deserves
be
explored.
This
study
examined
relationship
between
pro-environmental
behaviors
underlying
psychological
mechanism
in
adolescents.
Methods
explored
crucial
role
future
self-continuity
(FSC)
(CCA)
(PEB)
adolescents
moderating
self-efficacy
(GSE).
In
this
study,
a
total
1,851
middle
high
school
students
from
five
schools
were
selected
for
questionnaire
survey.
Results
The
results
showed
(1)
both
grades,
there
was
significant
negative
correlation
behaviors;
significantly
positively
correlated
with
negatively
(2)
predicted
behaviors,
compared
grade
adolescents’
behaviors.
Future
mediated
grades.
(3)
moderated
second
half
pathway
mediation
model
only
Specifically
school,
did
not
predict
at
low
level,
but
level.
either
or
Conclusion
suggests
different
mediating
effects
various
great
significance
alleviating
cultivating
their
Journal of Anxiety Disorders,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
101, С. 102799 - 102799
Опубликована: Дек. 5, 2023
Eco-anxiety,
which
refers
to
the
anxiety
experienced
in
response
worsening
environmental
conditions,
is
a
growing
global
phenomenon.
Climate
change
anxiety,
due
escalating
impact
of
ongoing
climate
change,
stands
out
as
most
commonly
recognized
form
eco-anxiety.
Nevertheless,
numerous
uncertainties
persist
regarding
relationship
this
eco-anxiety
pro-environmental
behaviors,
well
its
connection
with
trait
and
perception
crisis.
In
study,
we
conducted
an
analysis
sample
size
431
participants
elucidate
respective
implications
these
factors,
delving
into
different
facets
response:
worry
anxiety-related
impairments.
We
measured
eco-worry
using
brief
5-item
scale
assessed
impairments
Change
Anxiety
Scale
(CCAS).
Our
findings
reveal
that
acts
mediator
between
crisis
manifestation
Furthermore,
plays
constructive
role
relation
commitment
no
additional
contribution
from
reaction
involving
summary,
our
underscore
existence
distinct
constructs
within
issues,
each
contributing
factors.
International Journal of Social Psychiatry,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
70(3), С. 574 - 581
Опубликована: Янв. 26, 2024
As
climate
change
persists,
accelerates,
and
intensifies,
since
mitigating
factors
are
absent,
mental
health
impacts
expected
to
follow
the
same
patterns.
Therefore,
it
appears
of
utmost
importance
deepen
broaden
knowledge
understanding
how
through
which
mechanisms
anxiety
(CCA)
may
interplay
with
outcomes.
Based
on
stress-vulnerability
model
psychosis,
present
study
proposed
examine
relationship
between
CCA
psychotic
experiences
(PEs),
test
theoretically-driven
hypothesis
that
death
acts
as
a
mediator
in
this
relationship.
Journal of Environmental Psychology,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
96, С. 102326 - 102326
Опубликована: Май 17, 2024
Psychological
responses
to
knowledge
about
the
risks
of
climate
change
and
other
global
environmental
problems
(referred
as
anxiety
or
eco-anxiety)
are
distinct
from
psychological
impacts
direct
exposure
increased
physical
vulnerability
phenomena.
Previous
scoping
reviews
have
either
focused
on
both
indirect
together
a
particular
target
population.
We
conducted
review
literature
identify
body
published
studies
in
this
area,
which
methodologies
informing
field,
what
populations
being
studied,
well
interventions
developed.
searched
four
databases
(Web
Science,
PsycInfo,
MEDLINE,
Engineering
village)
grey
for
English
language
between
2000-August
2023,
identified
90
articles
meeting
our
search
criteria.
The
majority
(80%)
were
since
2020,
primarily
Europe,
North
America,
Australasia.
More
than
half
quantitative
most
these
development
measurement
tools
(12
types).
Climate
Change
Anxiety
Scale
Hogg
Eco-anxiety
scale
measures
with
validation
studies.
Risk
factors
repeatedly
examined
age,
gender,
ethnicity,
anxiety,
depression,
pro-environmental
behaviours.
Qualitative
(n=13)
mixed
methods
(n=7)
less
common
such
activists,
scientists,
children
parents,
young
adults,
self-identifying
climate-sensitive
individuals.
Intervention
varied
nature,
predominantly
group-based
evaluated
qualitatively
single
armed
studies,
only
one
study
using
comparison
group.
is
rapidly
expanding
research
topic
there
increasing
outside
WEIRD
nations.
progress
made
developing
validated
relatively
new
phenomenon
could
be
complemented
by
more
qualitative
approaches.
Interventions
implemented,
but
its
infancy.
There
an
urgency
not
learn
how
respond
those
debilitating
distress
also
understand
harness
emotional
towards
positive
action
related
concerns.
Frontiers in Psychology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
14
Опубликована: Сен. 21, 2023
As
the
climate
and
environmental
crises
unfold,
eco-anxiety,
defined
as
anxiety
about
crises'
devastating
consequences
for
life
on
earth,
affects
mental
health
worldwide.
Despite
its
importance,
research
eco-anxiety
is
currently
limited
by
a
lack
of
validated
assessment
instruments
available
in
different
languages.
Recently,
Hogg
colleagues
proposed
multidimensional
approach
to
assess
eco-anxiety.
Here,
we
aim
translate
original
English
Eco-Anxiety
Scale
(HEAS)
into
German
reliability
validity
sample.Following
TRAPD
(translation,
review,
adjudication,
pre-test,
documentation)
approach,
translated
scale
German.
In
total,
486
participants
completed
HEAS.
We
used
Bayesian
confirmatory
factor
analysis
(CFA)
whether
four-factorial
model
version
could
be
replicated
sample.
Furthermore,
associations
with
variety
emotional
reactions
towards
crisis,
general
depression,
anxiety,
stress
were
investigated.The
HEAS
was
internally
consistent
(Cronbach's
alphas
0.71-0.86)
CFA
showed
that
fit
best
model,
comparable
factorial
structure
(affective
symptoms,
rumination,
behavioral
personal
impact).
Weak
moderate
found
negative
crisis
stress.Our
results
support
indicate
reliable
valid
speaking
populations.
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
20(6), С. 5064 - 5064
Опубликована: Март 13, 2023
To
examine
the
association
between
climate
anxiety
and
perceived
longevity
in
general
adult
German
population
(also
stratified
by
age
group).Nationally
representative
survey.Data
were
used
of
population,
with
n
=
3015
individuals
(18
to
74
years;
data
collection:
March
2022).
Climate
was
assessed
using
validated
Anxiety
Scale.
It
adjusted
for
a
wide
array
covariates
linear-log
regression
analysis.Even
after
adjusting
various
covariates,
there
an
higher
(log)
lower
total
sample
(β
-1.41,
p
<
0.01).
Stratified
group,
significant
only
present
among
aged
18
29
years
-3.58,
0.01),
whereas
it
not
other
groups
(i.e.,
30
49
years,
50
64
65
over).This
study
showed
longevity,
particularly
younger
individuals.
More
clearly,
think
they
will
die
earlier.
This
is
first
on
this
topic
could
serve
as
foundation
upcoming
research.
For
example,
longitudinal
studies
are
needed
confirm
our
findings.
Emotion Review,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
15(4), С. 284 - 288
Опубликована: Авг. 8, 2023
Although
emotions
play
a
crucial
role
in
understanding
and
encouraging
sustainable
behavior
decision-making,
many
open
questions
currently
remain
unanswered.
In
this
review,
we
advance
three
broad
areas
of
particular
theoretical
applied
importance
that
affective
science
emotion
researchers
could
benefit
from
engaging
with:
(1)
“
emotions”
or
empirically
testing
the
possibility
positive
reinforcing
feedback
loops
between
anticipatory
experienced
following
adoption
behaviors,
(2)
non-
Western
exploring
extent
to
which
people's
experience
climate-relevant
differs
across
non-WEIRD
populations,
(3)
impactful
need
carefully
differentiate
conceptual
empirical
low-impact
(e.g.,
recycling)
versus
high-impact
flying
less)
environmental
behaviors.