My
research is broadly
concerned with how
social factors
influence decisions
with environmental
consequences. Across
several lines of work
I examine the factors
that predict
willingness to engage
in individual
pro-environmental
behaviors, pay for
pro-environmental
products, take
political action in
support of
environmental issues,
and support
sustainable policies.
My research explores
diverse topics such as
social influence and
the effects of
influence from
multiple groups,
morality and moral
identity, ingroup
responsibility as a
threat to positive
identity, and how to
optimally frame the
psychological distance
of climate change to
encourage concern and
action.
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