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Climate Change BeliefsCCBS-B✓ Validated
Climate Change Beliefs Scale
Milfont · 2010
Overview
Measures beliefs about the reality, causes, and consequences of climate change, including belief in human causation, perceived severity, perceived certainty, and personal relevance. Designed to capture the full range of climate change beliefs from strong denial to strong acceptance, and to distinguish different dimensions of climate belief.
Measure Details
Number of Items15 items
Response Scale7-point Likert (1 = Strongly Disagree, 7 = Strongly Agree)
Author(s)Milfont
Year Published2010
Internal Reliabilityα = .88
DomainClimate Change Beliefs
Citation
Milfont, T. L. (2010). Global warming, climate change and human psychology. In V. Corral-Verdugo, C. H. García-Cadena, & M. Frías-Armenta (Eds.), Psychological approaches to sustainability (pp. 19–42). Nova Science Publishers.
Keywords
climate changebeliefshuman causationseveritycertaintydenialacceptance
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At a Glance
Items15
Year2010
Reliabilityα = .88