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situations. Secondly, we assess the change in each participant's systems thinking competency. Finally, we analyze the participants' results and evaluate the effectiveness of the program. As a result, we observed improvement in the participants understanding of the relationship among elements that cause climate change, and the complexity and interdependence of climate-related systems. Based on these results, it is suggested that a CCE program using 'Mystery' is effective for improving the systems thinking competency of individuals.