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Chapter 1: The Nature and Scope of Environmental Psychology
Chapter 2: Environmental Perception and Cognition
Chapter 3: Environmental Attitudes, Appraisals, and Assessments
Chapter 4: Personality and Environment
Chapter 5: Personal Space
Chapter 6: Territoriality
Chapter 7: Crowding
Chapter 8: Privacy
Chapter 9: Residential Environmental Psychology
Chapter 10: Urban Environmental Psychology
Chapter 11: Educational Environmental Psychology
Chapter 12: Workplace Environmental Psychology
Chapter 13: Natural Environmental Psychology
Chapter 14: Managing Limited Resources
Chapter 15: Designing More Habitable Environments
Epilog: Utopia Versus Entopia
Appendix: Publications, Graduate Schools, Websites, and Organizations
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Chapter 1: The Nature and Scope of Environmental Psychology
- What is Environmental Psychology?
- The Roots and Edges of Environmental Psychology
- Theories and Approaches in Brief
- Research Methods in Environmental Psychology
- Environmental Psychology Today
Chapter 2: Environmental Perception and Cognition
- Environmental Perception
- Environmental Cognition
Chapter 3: Environmental Attitudes, Appraisals, and Assessments
- Environmental Attitudes: Concern for Places
- Environmental Appraisals: Personal Impressions of Places
- Environmental Assessments: Collective Judgements of Places
- Paradigms and Methodological Considerations
- Two Observer-based Environmental Assessments
Chapter 4: Personality and Environment
- Apologia, Background, and Current Situation
- Traditional Personality Dimensions
- Environmental Personality Dimensions
- Some Uses of Personality in Environmental Design
Chapter 5: Personal Space
- What Is Personal Space?
- Measuring Personal Space
- Influences on Personal Space
- Personal Space and Human Behavior
- Theories of Personal Space
- Personal Space and Environmental Design
Chapter 6: Territoriality
- What is Territoriality?
- Measuring Territoriality
- Influences on Territoriality
- Territoriality and Human Behavior
- Theories of Territoriality
- Territoriality and Environmental Design
Chapter 7: Crowding
- Crowding, Density, and Population
- Influences on Crowding
- High Density, Crowding, and Human Behavior
- Theories of Crowding
- Crowding and Environmental Design
Chapter 8: Privacy
- What is Privacy?
- Measuring Privacy
- Influences on Privacy
- Privacy and Human Behavior
- Theories of Privacy
- Privacy and Environmental Design
Chapter 9: Residential Environmental Psychology
- What is Home?
- Residential Preference, Choice, and Satisfaction
- Environment and Behavior in the Residence
- Stress and well-being in the residence
- Residential Mobility
- Residential Environmental Design
Chapter 10: Urban Environmental Psychology
- Life in the City: Awful?
- What is a Neighborhood?
- Neighborhood Satisfaction and Attachment
- Community Urbanization and Stress
- Anti-Social Behavior in the Urban Environment
- Helpfulness in the City Environment
- Everyday Behavior in the Urban Environment
- Retail Environmental Psychology
- Urban Environmental Design
Chapter 11: Educational Environmental Psychology
- The Setting as a Whole
- Interior Architecture and Design
- Noise
- Light and Color
- Indoor Climate
- Space
- Environmental Competence
- Learning and Environmental Design
Chapter 12: Workplace Environmental Psychology
- Environmental psychology on the Job
- Sound, Noise, and Music
- Indoor Climate
- Air
- Light, Color, and Windows
- Space: Density and Arrangements
- Travel: Getting away to a new environment
- Work, Travel, and Environmental Design
Chapter 13: Natural Environmental Psychology
- Extra-Terrestrial and Atmospheric Forces
- Nature as a Restorative Agent
- Natural (and Technological) Hazards
- Nature, Environmental Hazards, and Environmental Design
Chapter 14: Managing Limited Resources
- Resource Management as a Commons Dilemma
- What Influences Public Interest Resource Management?
- Theories of Social Dilemmas
- Defection: Short-term, Self-Interest Behavior
- Air Pollution: A Social Dilemma
- Energy Conservation: A Social Dilemma
- Recycling: A Social Dilemma
Chapter 15: Designing More Habitable Environments
- Social Design
- Social Research in the Design Process
- Stages in the Design Process
- A Selection of Design Programs and Post-Occupancy Evaluations
Epilog: Utopia versus Entopia
- The Essential, Challenging Discipline
- Why We Are Doing This
Appendix: Publications, Graduate Schools, Websites, and Organizations
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