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Environmental Psychology

Environmental Psychology Environmental psychology is the study of how people interact with both built surroundings and the natural world.

Environmental psychology is the study of how people interact with both built surroundings and the natural world. It also looks at behaviors that discourage or support sustainable, climate-healthy, and nature-supporting choices.

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