Environmental psychology: Coming and going

Abstract

The history of the emergence of the field of environmental psychology is reviewed and examined. The nature of the new perspectives offered by the field are contrasted with more traditional psychological orientations. Basic assumptions of the environmental psychologist are discussed along with identification of particular topics in which one might work in the Australian context. Discussion of some of the probable directions for development of the field in Australia conclude the paper.

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