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behavior setting

behavior setting In ecological psychology, a behavior setting is the linked pattern between recurring, longer-term behavior and the material features of an environment.

In ecological psychology, a behavior setting is the linked pattern between recurring, longer-term behavior and the material features of an environment. The term emphasizes that behavior and setting are understood together as a dynamic relationship rather than as separate factors.

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Drafting source: Deng Chenhao; Zhao Zhiyi; Ahmad Noorhani Nur maizura; Mustapha Arniatul Aiza. An eco-psychological framework for research on the physical environment of childcare classrooms and children’s play behavior. 2024; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2024.1463151; article XML SHA-256 b946218e8bd24da0e9260bd3489b8751df2e376a71f9aefcfee4ff7f85ea55a7. “An eco-psychological framework for research on the physical environment of childcare classrooms and children’s play behavior” (10.3389/fpsyg.2024.1463151).
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