ANU psychology is hiring 👍🏽 ANU is ranked top 30 worldwide (QS) and Psychology 39th (QS), with a strong tradition and international reputation in Social Psychology in particular. Please share with your social and applied psych networks…

Here's a few things from the #IPCC AR6 Synthesis summary that you might not see in broader coverage, or in the formal responses of big polluters and their defenders in government. A 'lil thread for you of some VERY IMPORTANT stuff ipcc.ch/report/ar6/syr/ #ipccar6

Our Director, Iain Walker mental_oose and his colleague Zoe Leviston, showed how badly we misread social norms about COVID compliance. See the links below for the article in MJA InSight+ and coverage in Coronacast 👇

We have a new article out on Australians' support for resettling climate-driven migrants: doi.org/10.1016/j.cres… Perceived genuine need and ideological attitudes implicated. See Samantha Stanley's excellent summary thread below 👇

Preprint of the eco-anger research shared at Nature Feelz is available: psyarxiv.com/juc67 We found the most common cause of anger about climate change was inaction & apathy. Anger about govt inaction predicts greater action, lower distress. Zoe Leviston Teaghan Hogg mental_oose

Well, we can't claim to have invented the term, but it's good to see #solastalgia getting some coverage Aparna lal

Ecologist and public health scientist Dr Aparna Lal (Aparna lal) has been awarded the 2023 ACT Emerging Scientist of the Year Award. We congratulate her on this tremendous achievement and her work exploring how we analyse resilience to environmental crises. act.gov.au/our-canberra/l…

🚨 New review published in #WIREs by Rebecca Blackburn, Zoe Leviston, Iain Walker, and Ashley Schram: 'Could a minimalist lifestyle reduce carbon emissions and improve wellbeing? A review of minimalism and other low consumption lifestyles'. #openaccess orlo.uk/HNUY4

Very happy to be invited to be part of this awesome work led by Ruth O'Connor on the importance of university climate events, including the impact of social interaction…

A new piece by Justine Dandy and me on the inequities of decisions to move when faced with destructive environmental change, with Naomi Godden, Pierre Horwitz, Deirdre Drake, and Francesca Perugia, Dr. (Centre for People, Place & Planet ANU Psychology)

If you're on the Society of Australasian Social Psychologists mailing list, you should have received an invitation to submit an abstract to give a lightening talk at our post-conference on environmental psychology 😁 Zoe Leviston Dr Anna Klas mental_oose