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Climate change boredom: Exploring its predictors and the psychological factors that influence intention to act
Multiple psychological factors, from fear to hope, play a role in actions addressing climate change. However, an understanding of how these factors interact to shape such behaviors remains limited. This gap holds significant implications for advancing both research and climate practice. The present
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