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HOME Home is more than a physical dwelling; in psychology and social life it is a meaning-filled space linked to safety, privacy, belonging, identity, memories, relationships, and everyday routines.

Home is more than a physical dwelling; in psychology and social life it is a meaning-filled space linked to safety, privacy, belonging, identity, memories, relationships, and everyday routines. It becomes a psychological shelter as people invest a place with personal and social significance.

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Drafting source: Şen Mert; Şen Şevval Nur. Spatial traces of trauma: changes in home perception in young individuals after the twin earthquakes. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1785005; article XML SHA-256 be551f0e194de2b0520d2281f234f741f533a5b61bbc2922a60ef10e983fbf3b. “Spatial traces of trauma: changes in home perception in young individuals after the twin earthquakes” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1785005).
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