Abstract
In this
Ecopsychology Roundtable, editor Thomas Doherty spoke with Tom Crompton, (far right) Change Strategist for the WWF UK, and psychologist Tim Kasser (right), professor at Knox College, Illinois, and author of books such as The High Price of Materialism. Their discussion focused on the intersection of identity, well-being, and sustainability, as explored in Tom and Tim's recent publication Meeting Environmental Challenges: The Role of Human Identity and Tim's research exploring how ecologically sustainable environments and behaviors can satisfy psychological needs crucial for well-being (see this issue). This interview was excerpted from a conference call conducted on January, 20, 2010.
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