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Are you studying at a German university?
Please indicate your age group.
Which gender do you identify with?
I get tired quickly.
I miss out on good opportunities because I can't make up my mind quickly enough.
I am calm and cool.
I am happy.
I tend to take everything seriously.
I lack self-confidence.
I feel safe and secure.
I feel depressed
Some unimportant thoughts runs through my mind and bothers me
I get nervous and restless when I think about my current affairs.
I see myself as someone who is reserved.
I see myself as someone who is generally trusting.
I see myself as someone who tends to be lazy.
I see myself as someone who is relaxed, handles stress well.
I see myself as someone who has few artistic interests.
I see myself as someone who is outgoing, sociable.
I see myself as someone who tends to find fault with others.
I see myself as someone who does a thorough job.
I see myself as someone who gets nervous easily.
I see myself as someone who has an active imagination.
Inclusion of Nature in Self
I often feel a sense of oneness with the natural world around me.
I think of the natural world as a community to which I belong.
I recognize and appreciate the intelligence of other living organisms.
I often feel disconnected from nature.
When I think of my life, I imagine myself to be part of a larger cyclical process of living.
I often feel a kinship with animals and plants.
I feel as though I belong to the Earth as equally as it belongs to me.
I have a deep understanding of how my actions affect the natural world.
I often feel part of the web of life.
I feel that all inhabitants of Earth, human, and nonhuman, share a common ‘life force’.
Like a tree can be part of a forest, I feel embedded within the broader natural world.
When I think of my place on Earth, I consider myself to be a top member of a hierarchy that exists in nature.
I often feel like I am only a small part of the natural world around me, and that I am no more important than the grass on the ground or the birds in the trees.
My personal welfare is independent of the welfare of the natural world.
Temperature rise
Melting of glaciers and sea level rise
Extreme weather events
Natural disasters
Water scarcity or preservation of clean water
Loss of biodiversity
Economic crises and social inequality
Problems in the global food supply
Spread of infectious diseases
None of the options listed here
How would you rate your level of knowledge regarding the general consequences of climate change?
How relevant does climate change seem to you at the moment?
Do you think that your own (consumption) behaviour has an impact on climate change?
In your everyday life, do you make a conscious effort to keep your ecological footprint (i.e. your climate-damaging emissions) low?
... to use a bike/e-bike in everyday life instead of a fuel-consuming car?
... to use public transport (e.g. bus, train) for travel - instead of the car or plane?
... to get by in everyday life predominantly without meat and sausage products? (e.g. through a vegetarian diet)
... to get by predominantly without animal products in everyday life? (e.g. through a vegan diet)
... to get involved in sustainability and environmental protection in your environment or
... pay higher prices for products that are less harmful to the environment? (e.g. with organic certification)
... know people in your environment who are active in a similar way?
...you implement these activities together with others?
... you know that you can strengthen your own health with it?
... you know that you can strengthen the health of the planet with it?
Do you consider climate change to be the cause of global health problems (e.g. air pollution, food shortages, pandemics)?
Do you see climate change as a risk factor to your own (long-term) health (e.g. infectious diseases, skin cancer, heat stress)?
Heat shock/heat stress
Cardiovascular problems
Increasing allergies
Psychological complications (e.g. due to natural disasters)
Respiratory complaints (e.g. due to air pollution).
Increasing deficiency and undersupply worldwide
Changing spread of infectious diseases
I am well informed about these and other health consequences of climate change.
I have not yet heard that climate change can have a negative impact on health.
Thinking about climate change makes it difficult for me to concentrate.
Thinking about climate change makes it difficult for me to sleep.
I have nightmares about climate change.
I find myself crying because of climate change.
I think, “why can't I handle climate change better?”
I go away by myself and think about why I feel this way about climate change.
I write down my thoughts about climate change and analyze them.
I think, “why do I react to climate change this way?”
My concerns about climate change make it hard for me to have fun with my family or friends.
I have problems balancing my concerns about sustainability with the needs of my family.
My concerns about climate change interfere with my ability to get work or school assignments done.
My concerns about climate change undermine my ability to work to my potential.
My friends say I think about climate change too much.
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Data set origin
A3=female
A3=male
A3=divers
Ängstlichkeit
Extraversion
Agreeableness
Conscientiousness
Neuroticism
Openness
Connectedness to Nature
Climate anxiety
Climate-specific health literacy - willingness for climate-friendly behavioral change
Climate-specific health literacy - challenges of climate change