Psychology of Environmental Protection
Author: Karen Hamann, Anna Baumann, Daniel Löschinger
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Description: Psychology of Environmental Protection by Karen Hamann, Anna Baumann, Daniel Löschinger is a handbook offering psychological insights for encouraging sustainable actions. It explores the influence of thoughts, feelings, and actions on environmental protection.
Pages: 136
Megabytes: 3.84 MB
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