Psychological aspects of living with nuclear energy and technology have interested
researchers since their inception, yet a review of the research to date is yet to appear …

Beliefs, attitudes, and behavioral intentions toward nuclear energy in the Netherlands were
investigated within a sample of Dutch citizens two months before the Chernobyl accident …

This narrative review synthesizes the literature on the psychological consequences of the
Three Mile Island nuclear accident of 1979, the Chernobyl nuclear disaster of 1986, and the …

An increasing number of experts agree that nuclear power should be part of the solution to
fight climate change as it emits little greenhouse gases, has had no negative health …

This study analyses the extent to which willingness to oppose nuclear power and intention to
adopt green electricity are related to the cognitive and emotional appraisal of threats …

Polls conducted in the United Kingdom following the Fukushima nuclear accident (March
2011) indicated a fairly muted and temporary shift in public approval of nuclear power. This …

In this paper, we would like to offer a psychoanalytically oriented perspective on the psychic
costs of most documented technological disasters (eg oil spill and nuclear accidents) or …

Nuclear safety has attracted attention from the government and general public. Research
has focused on the psychological mechanisms underlying individuals' environmental risk …

Theoretical speculation has been raised that living in a world potentially compromised by
nuclear war and nuclear power plant accidents affects psychosocial development and may …

The emotional consequences of nuclear power plant disasters include depression, anxiety,
post-traumatic stress disorder, and medically unexplained somatic symptoms. These effects …