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
Structure of the ovary and uterine (fallopian) tube. Figure illustrates stages of ovum development a
Relationship between levels of COHb in blood and concentration of CO in the surrounding air
Phases of the working relationship
Environmental Issues
Ice cores as indicators of environmental change
Environmental Science Toward a Sustainable Future