Environmental Psychology: An Interdisciplinary Perspective

Daniel L. Arkkelin · Russell Veitch

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I. BASIC ISSUES IN PERSON-ENVIRONMENT RELATIONSHIPS. 1. Introduction to Environmental Psychology. 2. Theories in Environmental Psychology. 3. Research Methods in Environmental Psychology. 4. Environmental Perception, Cognition and Attitudes. II. EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL STRESSORS. 5. Environmental Stress. 6. The Atmospheric Environment I: Temperature, Humidity, Sunshine, Wind and Ion Concentration. 7. The Atmospheric Environment II: Chemical Pollution. 8. Noise: The Ubiquitous Pollutant. 9. Population Density, Urbanization and Crowding. 10. Territoriality, Privacy, and Personal Space. III. APPLICATIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY. 11. Institutional Design. 12. Residential Design. 13. Environmental Disaster and Technological Catastrophe. 14. People, Environment, and the Future. 15. Applying Psychology to Preserve the Environment.

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