Christoph Klebl

Dr. Christoph Klebl is a Research Fellow at the School of Psychology, University of Queensland, focusing on social and environmental psychology. His research explores intersections between moral judgment, social class, attractiveness biases, and conservation behavior.

His recent work examines how economic inequality and national wealth perception influence climate policy support, alongside studies on awe and moral expansiveness. He also investigates the moral significance of biodiversity and cultural heritage.

• 2025: 3 studies on climate aid policy, biodiversity, and wealth-inequality dynamics.
• 2024: 2 analyses of conservation behavior in Australia and social class impacts on charitable solutions.
• 2023: 5 papers on intrasexual competition, climate policy, and awe's role in morality.

Dr. Klebl mentors PhD students and is available for supervision. His publications span Journal of Environmental Psychology, British Journal of Social Psychology, and Frontiers in Psychology.