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Selective Exposure to Environmental Messages: Dual Sentiment Pathways to Information-Seeking Intentions
Environmental problems are intensifying, prompting expanded public communication efforts to raise awareness and motivate pro-environmental behavior. However, meaningful engagement with environmental messages is often selective, as people actively choose among many competing messages. In this paper,
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