Orbán Levente L
School of Law and Social Sciences, The University of the South Pacific, Suva, Fiji.
Front Psychiatry. 2024 Mar 20;15:1325292. doi: 10.3389/fpsyt.2024.1325292. eCollection 2024.
Adverse climatic changes around the globe and predictions of catastrophic and irreversible alteration in global weather patterns, temperature rise, and coast-line habitability require a careful examination of consequences on the resilience and mental health of people who will endure these changes. This paper is concerned with the South Pacific region. This geography has benefited from a relatively stable climate that is seen in the lush and vibrant natural world with many unique species of plants and animals exclusively found here. This paper examines the psychological profile of the people in the South Pacific using an evolutionary framework, and considers their local climate risks and lifestyle patterns with the aim of exploring possible mental health trajectories.
全球范围内不利的气候变化以及对全球天气模式、气温上升和海岸线宜居性发生灾难性且不可逆转变化的预测，要求我们仔细审视这些变化对将要承受其影响的人们的适应能力和心理健康所造成的后果。本文关注的是南太平洋地区。该地区受益于相对稳定的气候，这在郁郁葱葱、生机勃勃且有许多独特动植物物种的自然世界中可见一斑，这些物种仅在此地被发现。本文运用进化框架审视南太平洋地区人们的心理特征，并考虑他们当地的气候风险和生活方式模式，旨在探索可能的心理健康发展轨迹。
