ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT SURVEY

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Self Evaluation Questionnaire

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Instructions:

Welcome to the Environmental Impact Survey on Youth

Thank you for taking part in our survey. Your insights are essential to understanding the psychological impacts of climate change on youth.

Instructions:

Voluntary Participation: Your decision to participate is entirely voluntary and confidential.
Survey Completion: Please select the response that best describes your experience for each statement, ranging from Never to Almost Always. We are interested in gathering data on the impacts of climate change on youth.
Privacy Assurance: Please be assured that we are not collecting any personal information beyond your gender. This information is only used to understand the impact more clearly and will not be used for any other purposes.

Your participation will contribute significantly to our understanding of the impacts of climate change on youth and how we can address it. If you have questions, please reach out to us here.

Note: Please choose one that is relevant in your case!

I voluntarily participate in the survey:

Yes No

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She/Her He/Him They/Them

1. Thinking about climate change makes it difficult for me to concentrate:

Never Rarely Sometimes Often Almost Always

2. Thinking about climate change makes it difficult for me to sleep:

Never Rarely Sometimes Often Almost Always

3. I have nightmares about climate change:

Never Rarely Sometimes Often Almost Always

4. I find myself crying about climate change:

Never Rarely Sometimes Often Almost Always

5. I think, "Why can't I handle climate change better?":

Never Rarely Sometimes Often Almost Always

6. I go away by myself and think about why I feel this way about climate change:

Never Rarely Sometimes Often Almost Always

7. I write down my thoughts about climate change and analyze them:

Never Rarely Sometimes Often Almost Always

8. I think "Why do I react to climate change this way?":

Never Rarely Sometimes Often Almost Always

9. My concerns about climate change makes it hard for me to have fun with my family or friends:

Never Rarely Sometimes Often Almost Always

10. I have problems balancing my concerns about sustainability with the needs of my family:

Never Rarely Sometimes Often Almost Always

11. My concerns about climate change interfere with my ability to get work or school assignments done:

Never Rarely Sometimes Often Almost Always

12. My concerns about climate change undermine my ability to work to my potential:

Never Rarely Sometimes Often Almost Always

13. My friends say I think about climate change too much:

Never Rarely Sometimes Often Almost Always

14. I have been directly affected by climate change:

Never Rarely Sometimes Often Almost Always

15. I know someone who has been directly affected by climate change:

Never Rarely Sometimes Often Almost Always

16. I have noticed a change in a place that is important to me due to climate change:

Never Rarely Sometimes Often Almost Always

17. I wish I behaved more sustainably:

Never Rarely Sometimes Often Almost Always

18. I recycle:

Never Rarely Sometimes Often Almost Always

19. I turn off lights:

Never Rarely Sometimes Often Almost Always

20. I try to reduce my behaviors that contribute to climate change:

Never Rarely Sometimes Often Almost Always

21. I feel guilty if I waste energy:

Never Rarely Sometimes Often Almost Always

22. I believe I can do something to help address the problem of climate change:

Never Rarely Sometimes Often Almost Always

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