#environmental-psychology

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fromPsychology Today
1 month ago

Your Home Is Talking to You

Our physical environment significantly impacts our thoughts, emotions, and behaviors.
Unlike social influences, environmental impacts are often unconscious but pervasive.
fromYoga Journal
1 month ago

5 Outdoor Spaces Scientifically Proven to Calm You Down

"Environmental psychology research shows that green spaces on a smaller scale, such as a tree-lined street, can yield restorative benefits... linked to stronger community ties, lower rates of depression, and greater resilience."
Mindfulness
fromFast Company
1 month ago

Would you recycle more if every bottle gave you a chance to win $1,000?

This study shows that providing a lottery for returning recyclables can enhance recycling rates and boost recycling participants' happiness compared to low fixed payments.
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fromPsychology Today
1 month ago

Eco-Anxiety Is the New Normal

Eco-anxiety reflects the chronic worry about climate change and its impact on future generations.
Fostering reciprocal relationships with nature is essential for mitigating eco-anxiety.
Collective awareness of eco-anxiety can inspire a movement towards environmental stewardship.
Mindfulness
fromNPR.org
7 years ago

Suffering From Nature Deficit Disorder? Try Forest Bathing

Urbanization increases, yet it disconnects people from nature, affecting health and well-being drastically.
fromArchDaily
4 months ago

Urban Sanctuaries: Creating Peaceful Homes Amidst City Chaos

Creating a home involves shaping environments with elements like color, lighting, and materials that promote comfort and tranquility.
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