Environmental psychology is primarily concerned with the relationship of _____ to psychology.
a. social regularities
b. individual personalities
c. physical environments
d. world climate change
Question 2
What is a key difference between Barker's concept of behavior settings and O'Donnell's concept of activity settings?
a. whether to focus only on behavior or also on processes such as emotions and values
b. whether to focus on physical or social aspects of settings
c. whether to focus on social climate or social regularities
d. use of environmental psychology concepts
The tundra at the base of the Torngat mountains in Labrador consists primarily of low-growing mosses
Technology Gives Us Options with Different Environmental Consequences
Relationship between blood and lymph capillaries.
Advection of an air mass with a different ELR (environmental lapse rate).
Relationship between Income per Capita and Population Growth
Portable Psychology