US EditionExploring climate nudge attitudes—the significance of perceived climate change knowledge, science trust, and media trust
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Exploring climate nudge attitudes—the significance of perceived climate change knowledge, science trust, and media trust
Attitudes toward specific nudges have been extensively studied, but there is a lack of research on attitudes toward climate nudging in a broader sense. This study investigates public attitudes toward climate nudging, utilising Climate Nudge-survey data from 2022 with 2169 respondents in Finland. A novel question set was used to capture attitudes from different perspectives on climate nudging. Employing varimax-rotated factor analysis, two key fa…
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