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Integrating End-User Needs and Perspectives in the Measurement of Young Adult Climate Change Distress
Project Overview Over 60 percent of youth worldwide experience climate distress—negative emotions related to climate change—and an estimated 5–27 percent of those affected report adverse psychiatric symptoms such as impaired sleep or intrusive thoughts. Despite this prevalence, relativel
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