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Measuring four dimensions of climate change skepticism: The CCS-4 scale
Despite overwhelming evidence of climate change, a significant portion of the population remains skeptical. Because existing instruments fail to capture the full spectrum of skepticism (trend, attribution, impact, and response) we integrated and refined scales originally developed by Whitmarsh (2011
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