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Tuesday March 10, 2009 17:35 by Anarchist606
![]() UWE Hosts Event on Understanding, Heartland Institute on Denying UWE, Bristol is currently host to an interesting event about the psychology of climate change - as in why given the pressing nature of the issue, do we have such trouble adapting our behaviour? I'm no expert, but I suspect the issue has a lot to do with the nature of how our minds work and process threat; I include links to two YouTube videos that explain the evolutionary psychology view - that the threat of global warming is very slow and very global whereas our threat response system have evolved to deal with fast, immediate and personal threats. It's an interesting subject and I'm keen to see what the research in this area has to say. To stop your IP being automatically logged the provider of the video content we have not loaded it automatically. If you would like to proceed to watch the video, then please click here to load the video player Embedded video Youtube Video To stop your IP being automatically logged the provider of the video content we have not loaded it automatically. If you would like to proceed to watch the video, then please click here to load the video player Embedded video Youtube Video |