Raimundo da Silva Soares, Amanda Yumi Ambriola Oku, Cândida da Silva Ferreira Barreto, João Ricardo Sato
Exploring the potential of eye tracking on personalized learning and real-time feedback in modern education
Progress in brain research
effective climate change adaptation requires thorough understanding whether affected populations perceive climatic environmental changes existing research inconclusive regarding consistency perceptions compared objective meteorological indicators moreover systematic comparison done perception discrete environmental events floods erosion study relies novel panel survey data approximately 1700 households residing along jamuna river bangladesh well unique individuallevel satellitebased erosion data compares respondents perceptions environmental events namely riverbank erosion three climate change indicators specifically longterm temperature change changes precipitation wet dry seasons objective measurements using satellite imagery climatic timeseries data cru ts find longterm temperature change perceived accurately longterm changes precipitation given educational attainment climate change literacy among study population low indicates global temperature increases felt even remote populations never heard term climate change erosion strongly overestimated especially respondents personally affected since human behavior guided perceptions rather objective data important policy implications underlining importance considering peoples perceptions goal assist adapting environmental changes online version contains supplementary material available 101007s10584024036786