Environmental Psychology

activity adaptation addition aggression appears approach areas associated attitudes become behavior building cause Chapter close cognitive complex considered coping crowding determine disasters discussed distance effects energy environment environmental evaluation evidence example experience experimental factors feel field Figure Finally function given heat high density housing human important increased indicated individual influence interaction involved Journal lead learning less litter living maps means measures ment mental methods natural negative noise noted observed occur perceived perception performance personal space physical pollution positive predict present pressure problems prompts psychology reduce reinforcement relationship reported residents response setting situation social sound spatial specific stimulation strategies stress stressors studies subjects suggest task techniques temperature territorial theory tion types urban variables wind