Environmental psychology delves into the intricate relationship between humans and their surroundings, encompassing both natural and built environments. This field investigates how environmental factors influence human behavior, emotions and well-being and reciprocally, how human actions shape the environment. Through interdisciplinary lenses, environmental psychologists explore topics such as restorative environments, environmental attitudes, sustainable behavior and the psychological impacts of climate change. By understanding these dynamics, researchers aim to inform policies, design interventions and cultivate a deeper connection between individuals and their natural surroundings for the betterment of both humans and the planet.
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