Environmental Psychology

Author: Lin Yulin
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Publish Date: 2000-12-01
Features: Environmental psychology is a newly emerging interdisciplinary field that has developed in recent years, involving multiple disciplines such as psychology, sociology, geography, cultural anthropology, urban planning, architecture, and environmental protection. It primarily studies the relationship between material environments—including cities, buildings, and natural environments—with human behavior. Based on an explanation of the fundamental terms, perspectives, and theories of environmental psychology, this book explores the application of this field in related disciplines such as urban planning and architecture, using examples from both domestic and international contexts.