Environmental psychology.
Overview
| Works: | 143 works in 46 publications in 46 languages | |
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The power of place : = how our surroundings shape our thoughts, emotions, and actions /
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Making human beings human : = bioecological perspectives on human development /
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Conservation psychology : = understanding and promoting human care for nature /
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TuPOY = thermally unstable partially oriented yarns : silicon of the future /
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Applied psychology readings = selected papers from Singapore Conference on Applied Psychology, 2016 /
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Independent advocacy and spiritual care = insights from service users, advocates, health care professionals and chaplains /
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Maritime psychology = research in organizational & health behavior at sea /
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Ergonomics and human factors for a sustainable future = current research and future possibilities /
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Self-determination theory and healthy aging = comparative contexts on physical and mental well-being /
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Affordances in everyday life = a multidisciplinary collection of essays /
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Introduction to ecological psychology : = a lawful approach to perceiving, acting, and cognizing /
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Ecological counseling : = an innovative approach to conceptualizing person-environment interaction /
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Voices in the street : = explorations in gender, media, and public space /
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Person-environment-behavior research : = investigating activities and experiences in spaces and environments /
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Human behavior and environment volume 2 = advances in theory and research
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Behavior and environment : = psychological and geographical approaches /
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Reconnecting with nature : = finding wellness through restoring your bond with the earth /
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Identity and the natural environment : = the psychological significance of nature /
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Ecological psychology in context = James Gibson, Roger Barker, and the legacy of William James's radical empiricism /
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Local heritage, global context : = cultural perspectives on sense of place /
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EcoMind : = changing the way we think, to create the world we want /
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Behavioural responses to a changing world : = mechanisms and consequences /
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The Oxford handbook of environmental and conservation psychology /
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Place attachment : = advances in theory, methods and applications /
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Ecopsychology : = science, totems, and the technological species /
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Locating cultural work = the politics and poetics of rural, regional and remote creativity /
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Understanding people in context : = the ecological perspective in counseling /
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Public transport passengers' behavioural intentions = paratransit in Jabodetabek-Indonesia /
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Ecopsychology, phenomenology, and the environment = the experience of nature /
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EcoMind : = changing the way we think, to create the world we want /
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The acquisition of knowledge and skills for taskwork and teamwork to control complex technical systems = a cognitive and macroergonomics perspective /
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An Ecological psychological approach to interpersonal communication : = affordanising the phenomenon of face-to-face communication between persons /
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Developing the environmental self-regulation hypothesis : = self-regulation and restorative experiences in favorite places /
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Indoor thermal comfort perception = a questionnaire approach focusing on children /
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Understanding people in context = the ecological perspective in counseling /
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The environment : = its role in psychosocial functioning and psychotherapy /
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Social work practice : = people and environments, an ecological perspective /
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Environmental psychology and human well-being : = effects of built and natural settings /
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Wellbeing from woodland = a critical exploration of links between trees and human health /
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Psychology and climate change = human perceptions, impacts, and responses /
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Time, progress, growth and technology = how humans and the earth are responding /
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Reviewing design process theories = discourses in architecture, urban design and planning theories /
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Ecological engagement = Urie Bronfenbrenner's method to study human development /
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Politically reflective psychotherapy = towards a contextualized approach /
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Mental health and the built environment : = more than bricks and mortar? /
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Eco-anxiety and planetary hope = experiencing the twin disasters of COVID-19 and climate change /
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Psychology of sustainability = from sustainability marketing to social-ecological transformation /
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Broadening the scope of wellbeing science = multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary perspectives on human flourishing and wellbeing /
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Enactive cognition in place = sense-making as the development of ecological norms /
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Thermal comfort perception = a questionnaire approach focusing on children /
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The psychology and neuroscience of the climate crisis = how our brain reacts to climate change /
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