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free riders benefit collective efforts mitigate climate change actively contribute play key role shaping behavioral climate action using sample 2096 registered american voters explore discrepancy two groups free riders cynics recognize significance environmental issues adopt sustainable behaviors doubters neither recognize significance engage actions statistical analyses show two groups different doubters predominantly male younger lower income education exhibit stronger conspiracy beliefs lower altruism limited environmental knowledge likely voted trump lean towards conservative ideology cynics younger religious higher socioeconomic status environmentally informed liberalleaning less likely support trump research provides insights could effectively persuaded make climatesensitive lifestyle changes provides recommendations prompt involvement individual sustainability behaviors findings suggest doubters incentivizing sustainability positive incentives financial rewards may particularly effective conversely cynics argue engaging communitydriven social influence initiatives could effectively translate passive beliefs active participation