Publications HAL
- [hal-05714145] Éco-émotions & comportements pro-environnementaux (PEB)par ano.nymous@ccsd.cnrs.fr.invalid (Ronan Bellemin) le août 10, 2026
Pour relever les défis posés par les crises environnementales, il faut opérer des changements de comportement, notamment en adoptant des comportements favorables à l'environnement. Étant donné que les questions environnementales sont souvent décrites comme nécessitant des efforts […]
- [hal-05714139] Does inducing compassion for the environment foster real pro-environmental behavior? An empirical investigation.par ano.nymous@ccsd.cnrs.fr.invalid (Ronan Bellemin) le août 10, 2026
Among the factors that influence pro-environmental behaviors, which have become urgent to implement in order to protect the environment, emotions play a key role, but conclusions about their predictive role still remain to be proven (Brosch et al., 2021). Moreover, environmental crises are global […]
- [hal-05693683] Promouvoir les femmes scientifiques en milieu scolaire : enseignements d’une revue systématique de la littérature sur les effets...par ano.nymous@ccsd.cnrs.fr.invalid (Catherine Verniers) le juillet 15, 2026
La sous-représentation des filles dans les filières STIM a conduit les politiques publiques à promouvoir des modèles de réussite, c’est-à-dire des interventions présentant des exemples de femmes scientifiques pour inspirer les élèves. Si des études ont montré que ces dispositifs ont […]
- [tel-05689089] Influence de l'environnement sur les ressentis affectifs des voyageuses dans les environnements de gare du réseau RERpar ano.nymous@ccsd.cnrs.fr.invalid (Raphaël Adamczak) le juillet 10, 2026
L'existence de différences de genre dans la mobilité, participe aux inégalités de genre dans notre société. L'utilisation plus faible des RER par les femmes limite leur autonomisation, aussi bien d'un point de vue économique que social. La thèse défendue est que l'interaction entre les […]
- [hal-05681922] When the need for affiliation mediates the influence of social norms in the induced-hypocrisy paradigmpar ano.nymous@ccsd.cnrs.fr.invalid (Mauduy Maxime) le juillet 6, 2026
The induced-hypocrisy paradigm combines two steps - promoting a social norm and recalling past transgressions - leading individuals to adopt more norm-consistent behavior (Priolo et al., 2019). While this effect has long been explained by a self-threat mechanism, a social-norm deviation approach […]
- [hal-05681205] Meta-analyses of the effects of psychological distance to climate change: Focusing on temporal distance and its effect on climate...par ano.nymous@ccsd.cnrs.fr.invalid (Camille Langlais) le juillet 6, 2026
Psychological distance (PD) to climate change has emerged as an insightful framework for explaining climate inaction, integrating temporal, spatial, social, and hypothetical factors previously studied separately (see Milfont, 2010). However, both correlational and experimental studies have yielded […]
- [hal-05677798] Longitudinal examination of a refined four-factor model of Protective Behavioural Strategies: Psychosocial barriers to their use and...par ano.nymous@ccsd.cnrs.fr.invalid (Maëlle Fleury) le juillet 2, 2026
<b>Highlights</b> • Protective Behavioural Strategies help reduce risky alcohol use in students. • Two-wave LCSM and CLPM examine links between PBS, motives, norms and drinking. • Higher MOD use predicts fewer drinks per occasion one year later in students. • Increases in social […]
- [hal-05648040] Social judgement of defensive and secure social identities among advantaged and disadvantaged groupspar ano.nymous@ccsd.cnrs.fr.invalid (Gaëlle Marinthe) le juin 8, 2026
This research integrates social judgement and social identity theories to examine evaluations of defensive (narcissistic) and secure social identity (vs. lack of identification) expressed by targets with varying group statuses (advantaged vs. disadvantaged). Across three studies (total N = 2,915), […]
- [hal-05593937] When climate worry turns into climate anxiety: The psychological toll of acting and avoiding in the face of climate changepar ano.nymous@ccsd.cnrs.fr.invalid (Zoé Lackner) le avril 16, 2026
Some individuals experience such intense worry about climate change that they may develop impairment-based climate anxiety, which is characterized by cognitive, affective, and functional impairments. In this online study (n = 359), we examined whether self-reported pro-environmental behaviors and […]
- [hal-05591509] The Effect of Stereotype Threat on Aggressive Reactionspar ano.nymous@ccsd.cnrs.fr.invalid (Lisa Fourgassie) le avril 14, 2026
<div><p>Two studies investigated the impact of stereotype threat on aggressive reactions. Female participants performed a working memory task under a stereotype threat or a control condition. Following this task, they had the opportunity to display aggression towards a simulated partner […]
- [hal-05582544] Conspiracy blaming in the aftermath of group relative deprivation: The moderating role of national narcissismpar ano.nymous@ccsd.cnrs.fr.invalid (Paul Bertin) le avril 7, 2026
Conspiracy beliefs entail a scapegoating function by attributing the consequences of crises, such as economic downturns, to the secret action of outgroups. While conspiracy beliefs have been described as reactions to economic threats, we argue that this factor alone is not sufficient. Rather, […]
- [hal-05577892] Does psychological distance to climate change affect climate action? Preregistered meta-analyses of correlational and experimental...par ano.nymous@ccsd.cnrs.fr.invalid (Camille Langlais) le avril 2, 2026
Psychological distance (PD) to climate change is often assumed to reduce climate action. Yet, correlational and experimental studies have yielded inconsistent findings. Although several systematic reviews have addressed this topic, a quantitative meta-analytical synthesis has been lacking. In this […]