Environmental Psychology An Interdisciplinary

Intended primarily for courses in Environmental Psychology. Also of interest in Environmental Biology, Environmental Law and Environmental Studies. Explores current issues, empirical research and literature central to the relationship between human behavior and the environment. Written in a conversational tone, and from an interdisciplinary perspective, the authors discuss applications of environmental psychology and strategies for environmental problem-solving.

Basic Issues in Person-Environment Relationships
Introduction to Environmental Psychology
Theories in Environmental Psychology
Research Methods in Environmental Psychology
Environmental Perception, Cognition and Attitudes
Effects of Environmental Stressors
Environmental Stress
The Atmospheric Environment I: Temperature, Humidity, Sunshine, Wind and Ion Concentration
The Atmospheric Environment II: Chemical Pollution
Noise: The Ubiquitous Pollutant
Population Density, Urbanization and Crowding
Territoriality, Privacy, and Personal Space
Applications of Environmental Psychology
Institutional Design
Residential Design
Environmental Disaster and Technological Catastrophe
People, Environment, and the Future
Applying Psychology to Preserve the Environment
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