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Introduction Sustainability is not just about new technologies and green infrastructure—it’s also about changing how people behave. Long-term environmental solutions require us to understand the psychology behind why people make
Introduction Crowding is a psychological condition that arises when the demand for space exceeds the availability, leading to stress, frustration, and even aggression. While it is often a result of
Introduction In our increasingly urbanized and industrialized world, humans are constantly interacting with their environment in ways that shape their cognition, behaviour, and emotional well-being. One of the most critical,
Introduction Modern urban life bombards individuals with an overwhelming array of sensory inputs and demands. From honking traffic and crowded subways to constant notifications on digital devices, the environment can
Introduction Density, in the context of environmental psychology, refers to the number of individuals within a defined space. It’s a fundamental concept that shapes human behavior, emotions, and social interaction.
Introduction Environmental psychology focuses on the interplay between humans and their physical, social, and cultural surroundings. According to Gifford et al. (2010), it is the study of transactions between individuals
Introduction The concept of sustainability has gained significant attention in recent decades as global concerns about environmental degradation, resource depletion, and climate change have intensified. Among the key areas where
Introduction Housing is a fundamental determinant of health and well-being, acting as a foundation for an individual’s physical, mental, and social health. The quality, design, and location of housing have