ICPS
2023 International Convention of Psychological Science
The Underlying Effects of Group-Based Dominance and Power on Pro-Environmental Behaviour
Recent work demonstrates that group-based processes and identities are a strong predictor of individuals’ pro-environmental behaviours. In an effort to highlight common sources that undermine individual pro-environmental behaviour, this symposium focuses on the role of internalised notions of dominance or power, central to those group-based processes and identities.
Chairs & Discussants
- Robert AveryChair
Social psychology lab of The University of Lausanne - Fabrizio ButeraCoChair
University of Lausanne
Presentations
- When the Environmental Actions of a Few Enable Social ChangeLise Jans
- Keeping up with the Joneses: Comparisons about Social Status Decrease Individuals’ Willingness to Address Environmental Sustainability.Brittany Bloodhart
- Minority Influence and Degrowth-Oriented Pro-Environmental Conflict: When Emotions Betray Our Attachment to the Social Dominant ParadigmRobert Avery