情绪在亲环境行为中的作用：以希望为例
The Role of Emotion in Pro-Environmental Behavior: The Case of Hope
DOI: 10.12677/ass.2025.147632, PDF,   
作者: 石 岩：福建师范大学心理学院，福建 福州
关键词: 希望；亲环境行为；情绪；Hope； Pro-Environmental Behavior； Emotion
摘要: 随着全球环境问题的加剧，亲环境行为成为缓解生态危机的关键。情绪在个体和集体的气候行动中扮演着重要角色，尤其是积极情绪如希望、感恩和预期自豪感，能够有效促进亲环境行为。本文回顾了情绪与亲环境行为的部分研究，探讨了情绪在个体行为中的作用，并以希望为例，分析其在推动气候行动中的重要性。未来研究应关注情绪与认知的交互作用、情绪在不同文化背景下的差异，以及情绪在长期行为改变中的影响。
Abstract: As global environmental issues intensify, pro-environmental behavior has become crucial in mitigating ecological crises. Emotions play a significant role in both individual and collective climate action. In particular, positive emotions such as hope, gratitude, and anticipated pride can effectively promote pro-environmental behavior. This paper reviews selected studies on the relationship between emotion and pro-environmental behavior, explores the role of emotion in individual actions, and highlights hope as an example to analyze its importance in driving climate action. Future research should focus on the interaction between emotion and cognition, cultural differences in emotional responses, and the impact of emotions on long-term behavioral change.
文章引用：石岩. 情绪在亲环境行为中的作用：以希望为例[J]. 社会科学前沿, 2025, 14(7): 434-439. https://doi.org/10.12677/ass.2025.147632

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