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Table 1.

Correlation matrix of all variables (Spearman correlation).

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Table 2.

Descriptive statistics of all variables.

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Fig 1.

Linear regression: Symbolization scale and internalization scale predicting passive support of F4F, with 95% confidence band.

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Fig 2.

Linear regression: Symbolization scale and internalization scale predicting active support of F4F, with 95% confidence band.

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Fig 3.

Linear regression: Support predicted by moral identity and risk perception.

Note: for ease of presentation, this figure deviates from the regression model: There was no interaction between moral identity and risk perception in the bootstrapped model, but we wanted to represent both variables in one graph. In addition, we collapsed all participants who perceived climate change as less than very dramatic into one group (represented by red). Green represents participants who perceive climate change as very dramatic. The regression model contained the numerical values (1–4).

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