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Annual Review of Psychology, 2014
Environmental psychology examines transactions between individuals and their built and natural environments. This includes investigating behaviors that inhibit or foster sustainable, climate-healthy, and nature-enhancing choices, the antecedents and correlates of those behaviors, and interventions to increase proenvironmental behavior. It also includes
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Environmental psychology

2018
Within the field of environmental psychology, a theoretical perspective on the health effects of nature has developed. This chapter begins with a discussion of theories on scenic beauty and environmental preference as a backdrop for understanding which environments are benign for human health and well-being.
Berg, van den, A. E., staats, henk
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Environmental Psychology and Social Psychology

Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 1976
This paper examines the newly developing field of Environmental Psychology and its relationship to Social Psychology. Some major research topics concerned with environment and behavior are summarized, along with an analysis of dominant research values of this emerging field.
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The Environmental Psychology of Capsule Habitats

Annual Review of Psychology, 2000
Capsule habitats make it possible for human beings to survive and function in environments that would otherwise be lethal, such as space, the ocean depths, and the polar regions. The number of people entering capsules in the course of their work or for purposes of recreation is constantly increasing.
P, Suedfeld, G D, Steel
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sustainability
13. climate action
11. sustainability

8. economic growth
climate change
psychology

humans
built environment
15. life on land