Answer to Question #259709 in Psychology for reasearch

Question

 Psychological stress and maladjustment in the UK arising from climate-based economic and social disruption.

Answer 1

           Extreme climatic conditions that are more common, strenuous, and sophisticated as a result of climate modification can prompt comment tension psychosis, significant depressed mood tension, feelings of hopelessness, intricate sadness, rescuer guilt, perverse trauma, retrieval exhaustion, stimulant assault, and suicidal ideation, according to a burgeoning scientific literature on climate change and psychological health.

           Accumulative changing climate, such as rapidly increasing temperatures, rising sea thresholds, and paroxysmal lack of rain, can alter natural landforms, obstruct food and water reserves, alter agricultural conditions, alter land use and habitation, wreak havoc on facilities, cause financial and relationship anxiety, enhance the risk of brutality and hostility, and force whole societies to relocate. The overwhelming risks of environmental disruption may also breed sorrow and pessimism since attempts to solve the "wicked problem" of climate change appear ethereal or unimportant in comparison to the breadth and complexity of the hazards