Why does winning five dollars sometimes make you happier than winning fifty? According to a team of neuroscientists, the secret lies not in the amount itself, but in what you expected to happen. In a study published in the Proceedings … Continue reading The Psychology of Happiness: Why Expectations Matter
In the face of climate urgency, more companies than ever are committing to sustainability goals. Net-zero targets, ESG strategies, circular business models—the language is in place. But real transformation isn’t only about policy or ambition. It’s about whether sustainable action … Continue reading Environmental Culture: How Organizations Can Drive Real Sustainable Change
New data suggests that the widely accepted narrative of a deep climate rift between age groups may be misleading — or even wrong. A recent analysis reveals that differences in climate concern between younger and older generations are smaller than … Continue reading Is the generational divide on climate action a myth?
A new study on climate worry by our group was recently published in BMC Psychology. The study, titled “Climate worry: associations with functional impairment, pro-environmental behaviors … Continue reading The Impact of Climate Worry on Daily Life: New Study Insights
Our group has recently submitted a new study on the associations of climate worry with every day life impairments, pro-environmental behaviors and perceived need for support. … Continue reading Climate Worry: Associations with Functional Impairment, Pro-Environmental Behaviors and Perceived Need for Support – Preprint out now
Fabian Lenhard 