Environmental Psychology and Human Well-Being: Effects of Built and Natural Settings
Environmental Psychology and Human Well-Being explores the relationship between people and their surroundings. Focusing on both built and natural settings, Ann Sloan Devlin examines how environments may affect psychological experience and human well-being, providing a foundation for understanding the role of place in everyday life.
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Environmental Psychology and Human Well-Being examines how surroundings shape psychological experience and quality of life.
Written by Ann Sloan Devlin, the book focuses on the effects of both built and natural settings.
It offers an introduction to the ways environments and human well-being are connected.
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