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=Michael's Posting Page:=

1). "CRED Guide | The Psychology of Climate Change Communication." //CRED | Center for Research on Environmental Decisions//. Web. 28 Apr. 2010. . this site talks about what makes people believe and how to make them believe, it is bias. it says that if a scientist overly emphasizes the consequences the person will reject it in fear. it also says to talk about why the science against it is wrong so they have less to hold against you.

2). "The Delicate Psychology Circling Climate Change." //The Age - Business, World & Breaking News | Melbourne, Australia//. Web. 28 Apr. 2010. . this article talks about people will react more when they hear about things are going to happen sooner than 2050. they don't react as much because they see it as a problem for their kids not them.

3). Climate Change Denial. Web. 29 Apr. 2010. . this article talks about why when people over protest and pull crazy publicity stunts people who don't believe in climate change as much so instead of being convinced they are un-convinced.

4). "ACF - The Psychology of Climate Change." //ACF - Home//. Web. 29 Apr. 2010. . this article talks about questions that psychologists ask, such as what effect does human behavior have on climate change. how can psychologists help stop climate change. and what psychological barriers prohibit action against climate change.

5). "Psychology and Global Climate Change | American Psychological Association | P&P." //People and Place: Ideas That Connect Us//. Web. 29 Apr. 2010. . this site lists the main psychological reasons that cause people to either not believe in or not make and effort to stop climate change. a few of these that are listed are: uncertainty, mistrust, denial, habit, and lack of control