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Katherine M. Lacasse

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Rhode Island College

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Studies Of Department Of Psychology, Chemical Dependency And Addiction

Katherine M. Lacasse is currently serving as a Studies Psychology, Chemical Dependency And Addiction Professor at Rhode Island College.

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Rhode Island College

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climate change social sciences behavioral sciences environmental science human behavior environmental policy sustainability science ecology climate risk climate communication social systems climatology coastal management climatic change reproductive health sexual behavior sexual health disaster risk reduction climate policy pro-environmental behavior environmental behavior masculinity human sexuality climate action solar radiation management climate change effects climate change adaptation climate-social system oceanography emotions coastal research environmental values human decision process psychological science behavioral decision making applied social psychology marine pollution sexuality and disability disaster risk science marine ecology social-ecological systems emotional responses body image marine management marine environments environmental psychology psychological violence men's studies terrorism financing social theory social criticism societal influence emissions pathways systematic review marine socio-ecological systems human-natural systems research coastal water quality recreational users rhode island climate risk perceptions policy support perceived effects coastal infrastructure srm development srm deployment institutional level changes opinion dynamics models

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Climate Change and Opinion Dynamics Models: Linking Individual, Social, and Institutional Level Changes. Current Opinion in Behavioral Sciences (2025)

Yoon Ah ShinSara M. ConstantinoBrian BeckageKatherine Lacasse

institutional level changessocial sciencesopinion dynamics modelsclimate changebehavioral sciences

Culture Mediates Climate Opinion Change: A System Dynamics Model of Risk Perception, Polarization, and Policy Effectiveness. Climate (2025)

climate communicationpublic opinionsocial sciencespolitical behaviorclimate change

Models and Scenarios for Solar Radiation Modification Need to Include Human Perceptions of Risk. Environmental Research Climate (2025)

Brian BeckageKatherine LacasseKaitlin RaimiDaniele Visioni

climate actionclimate communicationsolar radiation managementdisaster risk reductionsrm developmentclimate policyenvironmental scienceclimate riskenvironmental policyhuman impacts on the environmentsustainability scienceearth sciencedisaster risk scienceenvironmental hazardsclimate changesrm deployment

Machine Learning a Probabilistic Structural Equation Model to Explain the Impact of Climate Risk Perceptions on Policy Support. Sustainability (2024)

Asim ZiaKatherine LacasseNina H. FeffermanLouis J. GrossBrian Beckage

climate risk perceptionsclimate riskpublic policypolicy supportsustainability sciencemachine learning

A Model for How Risk Perception May Mediate the Development and Deployment of Climate Interventions. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Brian BeckageKatherine LacasseKaitlin RaimiDaniele Visioni

climate actionclimate communicationsolar radiation managementrisk managementclimate policypublic policyclimate changeenvironmental scienceclimate risksrm operationalizationdisaster risk reductionclimate interventions

A Perpetrator by Any Other Name: Unpacking the Characterizations and Consequences of the “Terrorist,” “Lone Wolf,” and “Mass Shooter” Labels for Perpetrators of Mass Violence.. Psychology of Violence (2023)

deviance (sociology)violent behaviorpsychologypsychological violenceinterpersonal violence

Determinants of Emissions Pathways in the Coupled Climate–Social System. Nature (2022)

Frances C. MooreKatherine LacasseKatharine J. MachYoon Ah ShinLouis J. GrossBrian Beckage

emissions pathwaysclimate-social systemsocial sciencessocial systemsclimate change

Gender Norms Shape Perceived Threat to Self and Others and Mask Wearing Behavior in Response to Covid-19.. Translational Issues in Psychological Science (2022)

body imagehuman behaviorapplied social psychologypsychologygender studies

How Coupled is Coupled Human-Natural Systems Research?. Ecology and Society (2022)

Yoon Ah ShinKatherine LacasseLouis J. GrossBrian Beckage

ecologyscience and technology studieshuman-natural systems research

Incorporating Human Behaviour Into Earth System Modelling. Nature Human Behaviour (2022)

Brian BeckageFrances C. MooreKatherine Lacasse

human behaviorcommunication

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Katherine M. Lacasse

Professor

Rhode Island College

Affiliations

Studies Of Department Of Psychology, Chemical Dependency And Addiction

Katherine M. Lacasse is currently serving as a Studies Psychology, Chemical Dependency And Addiction Professor at Rhode Island College.

Honors

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Katherine M. Lacasse

Rhode Island College

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Climate Change and Opinion Dynamics Models: Linking Individual, Social, and Institutional Level Changes. Current Opinion in Behavioral Sciences (2025)

Yoon Ah ShinSara M. ConstantinoBrian BeckageKatherine Lacasse

institutional level changessocial sciencesopinion dynamics modelsclimate changebehavioral sciences

Culture Mediates Climate Opinion Change: A System Dynamics Model of Risk Perception, Polarization, and Policy Effectiveness. Climate (2025)

climate communicationpublic opinionsocial sciencespolitical behaviorclimate change

Models and Scenarios for Solar Radiation Modification Need to Include Human Perceptions of Risk. Environmental Research Climate (2025)

Brian BeckageKatherine LacasseKaitlin RaimiDaniele Visioni

Machine Learning a Probabilistic Structural Equation Model to Explain the Impact of Climate Risk Perceptions on Policy Support. Sustainability (2024)

Asim ZiaKatherine LacasseNina H. FeffermanLouis J. GrossBrian Beckage

climate risk perceptionsclimate riskpublic policypolicy supportsustainability sciencemachine learning

A Model for How Risk Perception May Mediate the Development and Deployment of Climate Interventions. SSRN Electronic Journal (2023)

Brian BeckageKatherine LacasseKaitlin RaimiDaniele Visioni

deviance (sociology)violent behaviorpsychologypsychological violenceinterpersonal violence

Determinants of Emissions Pathways in the Coupled Climate–Social System. Nature (2022)

Frances C. MooreKatherine LacasseKatharine J. MachYoon Ah ShinLouis J. GrossBrian Beckage

emissions pathwaysclimate-social systemsocial sciencessocial systemsclimate change

Gender Norms Shape Perceived Threat to Self and Others and Mask Wearing Behavior in Response to Covid-19.. Translational Issues in Psychological Science (2022)

body imagehuman behaviorapplied social psychologypsychologygender studies

How Coupled is Coupled Human-Natural Systems Research?. Ecology and Society (2022)

Yoon Ah ShinKatherine LacasseLouis J. GrossBrian Beckage

ecologyscience and technology studieshuman-natural systems research

Incorporating Human Behaviour Into Earth System Modelling. Nature Human Behaviour (2022)

Brian BeckageFrances C. MooreKatherine Lacasse

human behaviorcommunication

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