While all CRED projects employ an interdisciplinary approach, projects may be shaped more strongly by one discipline. The following list highlights research which is based to large extend on psychology.

Experience-Based vs. Description-Based Climate Related Decisions made by Individuals and Groups »

Effective Use of Scientific Information: Social Goals, Incentive Structures, and Learning Under Uncertainty »

Framing and Group Decision Making »

The Future is Now: Climate Change Detection and Behavior in Regions Experiencing Significant Climate Change »

Group Identity, Context and Social Goals »

Individual, Household, and Technical Advisor-Assisted Agriculture Decision Making in the Argentine Pampas »

Interdependent Security: Toward Realistic Behavioral Models »

Measuring Altruism »

Mental Representation and Framing in Individual and Group Decisions »

Strategic Orientation in Individual and Group Decisions »

Temporal Discounting of Environmental Outcomes »

To Cooperate or Not to Cooperate: Impact of Unrelated Collaboration on Social Dilemma »

Climate Change, Vicarious Experience and the Social Amplification of Risk »



Last Updated: February 5, 2008