Environmental Psychology

activities adaptation aggression alternatives animals appears approach areas associated attitudes attraction become behavior building cause Chapter close cognitive communication complex concept concerned consequences consider coping crowding determine dimensions discussion distance effects environment environmental psychology evaluation evidence example experience experimental factors feel females field Figure function heat high density housing human important increased indicated individuals interaction interesting involved lead learning less living look males maps means measures mental methods natural needs negative noise noted objects observed occur patterns perceived perception performance personal space physical pollution population positive possible predict present problems questions reactions reduce relationship reported residents responses setting situation social spatial specific stimulation stress subjects suggests task techniques temperature territorial theory tion urban variables various wind