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Positive and Self-Transcendent Eco-Emotions as Fuel for Collective Action: A Social Identity Account
emotionenvironmental-psychologyintergroup-processesself-and-social-identitysocial-and-behavioral-sciencessocial-and-personality-psychology
Emotions are key predictors of pro-environmental behavior. Despite the growing interest in eco-emotions in recent years, negative eco-emotions can be detrimental, which opens the way for the study of positive and self-transcendent eco-emotions. Across four pre-registered studies, we examined how pos
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