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The Impact of the Madrid Bombing on Personal Emotions, Emotional Atmosphere and Emotional Climate
Journal of Social Issues, 2007This article analyzes the personal emotions, emotional atmosphere, and emotional climate in Spain both one week and two months after the terrorist attacks that took place in Madrid on March 11, 2004. It also examines the relationship among these variables and their effect on various behaviors.
Susana Conejero, Itziar Etxebarria
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Journal of Management in Medicine, 2002
This paper introduces the concept of the emotional climate of the workplace and explores how it both shapes and is shaped by the emotions experienced, expressed and redefined by nurses. It extracts emotional aspects of an organizational climate framework developed by Litwin and Stringer and examines these with respect to nurse’s experiences.
Reva Berman, Brown, Ian, Brooks
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This paper introduces the concept of the emotional climate of the workplace and explores how it both shapes and is shaped by the emotions experienced, expressed and redefined by nurses. It extracts emotional aspects of an organizational climate framework developed by Litwin and Stringer and examines these with respect to nurse’s experiences.
Reva Berman, Brown, Ian, Brooks
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Climate Emotions and Climate Change Education
It is widely acknowledged that humans are embedded within complex interconnected systems—psychological, social, political, and ecological—and that human and planetary wellbeing are inseparable from one another. For the planet to “be well”, the root causes of climate change must be addressed.Anne Marie Kavanagh, Ashling Bourke
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2023
In this dissertation, I conducted an 18-month ethnography of climate activism, focusing on Sunrise Movement activists in a Northeastern city in the United States. In doing so, I unpack how young climate activists who mobilize in a Northeastern part of the United States experience climate change. This means centering how they express that climate change
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In this dissertation, I conducted an 18-month ethnography of climate activism, focusing on Sunrise Movement activists in a Northeastern city in the United States. In doing so, I unpack how young climate activists who mobilize in a Northeastern part of the United States experience climate change. This means centering how they express that climate change
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A Study of the Emotional Climate of Psychoanalytic Institutes
Psychiatry, 1958(1958). A Study of the Emotional Climate of Psychoanalytic Institutes. Psychiatry: Vol. 21, Dedicated to the Memory of Frieda Fromm-Reichmann, pp. 45-51.
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Rational Emotionality: Integrating Emotions into Psychological Climate
2008This chapter discusses the notions of affective events and employee emotions, and integrates these concepts into previous work on psychological climate, as represented in the multicontingency model (Burton et al., 2006; Burton and Obel, 2004). Furthermore, this chapter discusses the effect of organizational emotions on organizational information ...
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The Leader and the Emotional Climate
2019It is evident from the psycholinguistic text mining data and the case studies in this book that, during the preludes to wars, in times of rising happiness in the national legislative body, leaders such as the Prime Minister or President either tend to have non-depressive temperaments or to be surrounded by an inner circle of influential close advisors ...
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Abstract This chapter discusses the state of the art on climate emotions in international relations. In the current literature, specific climate emotions, such as climate anxiety, climate grief, and solastalgia, are recognized. However, at this stage, more is known about the climate emotions of people living in the Global North than ...
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Climate emotions: A grounded theory of climate emotions in students and a meta-analysis of gender differences in climate emotions [PDF]
Introduction Human activity is the primary cause of climate breakdown, presenting one of the most significant challenges to humanity. Awareness of the threat that climate breakdown poses to all life on Earth causes distress in people, often described as climate or eco-anxiety. Young people especially experience this distress. However, there is no clear
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The Role of Emotions in Climate Activism
Abstract Emotions are part of action; they can mobilize and demobilize, energize or deenergize, strengthen collective identity or divide activists, and they also play a key role in strategic decision making and lifestyle choices. The analysis of the emotional dimension of social movements allows comprehending how activists understand ...Alice Poma, Tommaso Gravante
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