Article archive / February 1, 2010
Originally published: . Volume 1, No. 6. Source pages: 7.
Dr. Darlyne Nemeth, as Vice President of the World Council for Psychotherapy (WCP), invites colleagues to participate in an important survey. Questions are aimed at understanding the influence of personality types that “emerge at times of crisis.” The survey, initiated as a response to WCP’s United Nations presentation on climate change, will help understand factors important for future decisions.
Dr. Nemeth noted, “In times of crises people tend to polarize. We are trying to understand this polarization so that the WCP can be helpful from a humanitarian perspective.” In the introduction to the survey she explained that the initiative serves a prosocial function and is an important research project.
She asks colleagues to visit “climatesurvey.blogspot.com” and complete this important questionnaire, named the “Climate Change Survey.” It is anonymous and available in eight languages.
Please Take Survey at climatesurvey.blogspot.com
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