This series offers comprehensive reviews of current research in applied social psychology. It delves into the connections between theoretical concepts and their practical applications in addressing real-world social issues. Each volume thoroughly examines a specific area, placing it within a broader context and exploring future research directions. The collection serves as a valuable resource for academics and professionals seeking to bridge psychological insights with practical implementation.
This Element reviews psychological research on the factors motivating individuals and households to adapt to climate change. It also provides a research agenda, alongside practical examples of how this knowledge can be used to promote adaptation behaviour.