Add to ORKGStudying the use and consumption of energy is a crucial issue for psychological research, because they contribute significantly to global climate change. However, the underlying motives for behavioral change and engagements are only poorly understood. We argue that cognitive and affective appraisals of justice and a dispositional belief in an ecologically just world (BEJW) play an important role in predicting why people engage in energy saving behaviors to protect the global climate or in behaviors that have negative impacts on the climate. Therefore, a questionnaire study (N = 312) examined the influence of distributive justice judgements concerning the distributions of harms and profits from climate change, appraisals of responsibility, e...
Understanding the complex set of processes collected under the heading of climate change represents ...
The climate crisis and appeals to tackle it are often framed in moral terms, but few studies tested ...
Energy justice has emerged as a new crosscutting social science research agenda which seeks to apply...
To date, there is considerable evidence that the perception of injustice influences environmental be...
The effects of climate change lead to increasing social injustice and hence justice is intrinsically...
In a questionnaire study (N = 591), climate-related justice appraisals were investigated with regard...
Decisions about climate change are inherently moral. They require making moral judgements about impo...
Although most people understand the threat of climate change, they do little to modify their own ene...
Rees J, Klug S, Bamberg S. Guilty conscience: motivating pro-environmental behavior by inducing nega...
All too often, energy policy and technology discussions are limited to the domains of engineering an...
Despite decades of research, uncertainty remains about what motivates individuals to engage in pro-e...
In response to the growing importance of environmental issues, more and more consumers are turning t...
A successful energy transition will depend not only on the development of new energy technologies, b...
Despite insistent warnings from climate scientists, the global environmental situation is further de...
Understanding the complex set of processes collected under the heading of climate change represents ...
The climate crisis and appeals to tackle it are often framed in moral terms, but few studies tested ...
Energy justice has emerged as a new crosscutting social science research agenda which seeks to apply...
To date, there is considerable evidence that the perception of injustice influences environmental be...
The effects of climate change lead to increasing social injustice and hence justice is intrinsically...
In a questionnaire study (N = 591), climate-related justice appraisals were investigated with regard...
Decisions about climate change are inherently moral. They require making moral judgements about impo...
Although most people understand the threat of climate change, they do little to modify their own ene...
Rees J, Klug S, Bamberg S. Guilty conscience: motivating pro-environmental behavior by inducing nega...
All too often, energy policy and technology discussions are limited to the domains of engineering an...
Despite decades of research, uncertainty remains about what motivates individuals to engage in pro-e...
In response to the growing importance of environmental issues, more and more consumers are turning t...
A successful energy transition will depend not only on the development of new energy technologies, b...
Despite insistent warnings from climate scientists, the global environmental situation is further de...
Understanding the complex set of processes collected under the heading of climate change represents ...
The climate crisis and appeals to tackle it are often framed in moral terms, but few studies tested ...
Energy justice has emerged as a new crosscutting social science research agenda which seeks to apply...