Cameron Brick

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University of Amsterdam

Netherlands

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Dr. Cameron Brick is an Assistant Professor at the Universiteit van Amsterdam, Netherlands. His research focuses on climate change perception, science communication, and the psychological impacts of climate-related citizen science initiatives. Recent articles include studies on climate policy support, trust in scientists, and pro-environmental behavior practices in various countries. He actively contributes to the understanding of how communal activism and evidence communication can enhance climate change engagement among scientists and the general public.

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Articles (20)

Perceptions of science, science communication, and climate change attitudes in 68 countries – the TISP dataset

Trust in scientists and their role in society across 68 countries

Extreme weather event attribution predicts climate policy support across the world

Psychological outcomes from a citizen science study on microplastics from household clothes washing

Realizing the full potential of behavioural science for climate change mitigation

Large-scale disruptive activism strengthened environmental attitudes in the United Kingdom

Climate change engagement of scientists

Current research practices on pro-environmental behavior: A survey of environmental psychologists

Communicating evidence in icons and summary formats for policymakers: what works?

The International Climate Psychology Collaboration

Intentions to purchase a sustainable mobile phone by network analysis in four European countries

Opportunities for Emotion Research on Biodiversity

Introducing and testing the personal-collective-governmental efficacy typology: How personal, collective, and governmental efficacy subtypes are associated with differential environmental actions

Climate Concern and Engagement: Large Face-to-Face and Online Polls by the Dutch non-profit Milieudefensie

Identifying bias in self-reported pro-environmental behavior

Organizations can make a real impact on sustainable development

Discovering the psychological building blocks underlying climate action—a longitudinal study of real-world activism

Four Europes: Climate change beliefs and attitudes predict behavior and policy preferences using a latent class analysis on 23 countries

The motivation–impact gap in pro-environmental clothing consumption

Measuring pro-environmental orientation: Testing and building scales

Collaborators (45)

Antonia Praetorius

Eryn Newman

Dawn Chow

Ben Kenward

Ullrich Ecker

James Reynolds

Isabel Richter

Alberto López Ortega

Edward Maibach

Toshiyuki Himichi

Bram Spruyt

Chloe Lucas

Ulf J. J. Hahnel

Niels G. Mede

Mike S. Schäfer

Stefan Schulreich

Hang-Yee Chan

Noel Strahm

Ana Rita Farias

Apurav Yash Bhatiya

Oscar Lecuona

Yasushi SUKO

Kristian Steensen Nielsen

Stefan Pfattheicher

Jan Michael Bauer

Aaron Sparks

Wencke Gwozdz

Maria Zwicker

Ekaterina Pronizius

Winfred Gatua

Simone Dohle

Dr Anna Klas

Toon Kuppens

Yuri Pavlov

Antoinette Fage-Butler

Lauren Howe

Taciano L. Milfont

Laura M König

Robert Ross

Daniel Ikesinachi Nwogwugwu

Frederik Anseel

Luca Cian

Sabina Mihelj

Matthew Apps

Michael Berkebile-Weinberg

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