Counterfactual Thinking
The immediacy of negative outcomes influences how we perceive our actions and responsibilities, particularly regarding climate change. While some environmental issues prompt immediate counterfactual thinking and action, the diffuse nature of climate change can lead to apathy and a sense of fatalism. Understanding our role in these larger problems is psychologically complex, often leaving individuals feeling disconnected from the impact of their actions.In this clip
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