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Samantha Stanley is a research staff member at the University of New South Wales, where she focuses on applying social psychological theory to real-world problems, particularly in relation to understanding public perceptions and behaviors related to climate change. She holds a PhD in psychology, which she earned in July 2019 from Victoria University of Wellington. Her academic journey includes a First Class Bachelor of Science (Honours) degree in Psychology and a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Philosophy. Currently, she has been awarded the ARC DECRA Fellowship which will allow her to explore public support for climate migration and climate finance, commencing in 2024. Her ongoing research programs are centered around ecological emotions, climate change communication, political polarization regarding climate change, and public attitudes towards climate policy reform. Additionally, she examines the psychological factors influencing meat consumption abstention in context of climate considerations.
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