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Allie Sinclair

Degrees
PhD
Job title
Postdoctoral Fellow, Communication Neuroscience Lab; Joan Bossert Postdoctoral Fellow, Annenberg Public Policy Center
Topic Areas
Communication and Media Studies | Psychology | Social Impact
Contributions
Bronze: 4 Insights
Penn School
Annenberg School for Communication
Department or Affiliation
Annenberg Public Policy Center
Email
alliesi@upenn.edu

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Climate Communication Intervention: Guided Imagination

Topic Areas
Communication and Media Studies Psychology Social Impact
Published
May 4, 2026
Last updated
May 4, 2026
Contributors
Allie Sinclair, Emily Falk
Collection
Strategies to Motivate Climate Action
Media Types
Interactive Tool
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What motivates people to take action to help address climate change?

Topic Areas
Communication and Media Studies Psychology Social Impact
Published
October 14, 2025
Last updated
May 4, 2026
Contributors
Allie Sinclair, Emily Falk
Collection
Strategies to Motivate Climate Action
Media Types
Text
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