eng TQMP The Quantitative Methods for Psychology 1913-4126 2026-09-20 22 2 40 45 10.20982/tqmp.22.2.p040 article Durand, Guillaume gdurand@ustpaul.ca a School of Counselling, Psychotherapy and Spirituality, Saint Paul University, Ottawa, Canada The present study is a replication of Pitiruț and colleagues (2022) [Attitudes towards global warming: The role of anticipated guilt and the Dark Triad traits. Personality and Individual Differences, 185, 111285.], who found that anticipated guilt positively predicted attitudes toward global warming while Dark Triad traits predicted them negatively in Romanian undergraduates. Using a more geographically diverse community sample (N = 202), we partially replicated the original findings. Anticipated guilt remained a significant positive predictor of global warming attitudes. However neither the Dark Triad total score nor any of its subscales predicted attitudes towards global warming. Discrepancies are discussed in terms of ceiling effects, sample characteristics, and measurement differences between instruments measuring traits related to the Dark Triad. https://www.tqmp.org/RegularArticles/vol22-2/p040/p040.pdf Anticipated guilt; Dark Triad; Global warming attitudes; replication study