Attributions and emotional responses to societal change

Loes Abrahams; Bell Piyasinchai; Tom Junker; Meeke Hoedjes; Patrick Klaiber; Kim Janssens; John Bechara; Stefan Bogaerts

Attributions and emotional responses to societal change

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This report presents findings from a June 2025 survey of 4,619 Dutch residents, based on the LISS panel, examining their attributions and emotions toward three major societal transitions, including climate change, demographic changes and digitalization.

Original language	English
Number of pages	18
Publication status	Published - 25 Nov 2025

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