Deeper engagement is linked to criticism of a changing heritage village
An observational study of 12,493 Chinese social-media records linked deeper engagement with Xiaozhou Village to more frequent negative expression, without ...
Tag: environmental psychology
Children Living Near Greener Landscapes Feel Deeper Bonds with Nature, Satellite Study Finds
A study of 533 Italian schoolchildren combining satellite imagery with psychometric scales found that children in highly natural residential areas ...
Dinner-Table Talks About Civic Life May Steer Teens Toward Protecting the Sea
A study of 277 Italian adolescents finds that parent-child civic communication is linked to greater marine environmental responsibility through the ...
Birdsong beats traffic: the largest analysis yet shows city sounds shape health and happiness
A systematic review of 194 studies and a meta-analysis of 66 trials with 1658 effect sizes finds natural sounds like ...
Why We Reject Robot Walls: New Model Reveals When People Accept Living Buildings That Move
An interdisciplinary research team has developed ARAM, a threshold model explaining when occupants endorse, reject, refrain from or repurpose adaptations ...
What Makes Students Act Green? Study Maps the Mind of Campus Environmental Behavior
A survey of 806 Chinese university students shows that intention links private and public pro-environmental behavior, while collective efficacy specifically ...
Climate Anxiety Rewrites the Rules of Persuasion: Two-Wave Experiment Reveals Who Responds to Hope and Who Responds to Fear
A two-wave experiment with Chinese participants shows that climate anxiety determines whether gain-framed or loss-framed messages and different types of ...
Adding Green Products Can Backfire: The Consumer Bias That Rewards More and Punishes Less
A University of Bath study finds that consumers reward companies for adding eco-friendly products while giving little credit for removing ...
Shark ecotourism tours inspire two years of lasting conservation action
New University of Sydney research shows that shark ecotourism participants in Hawaii remained 40 percent more likely to engage in ...
How Walking the Dog Rewires Happiness: New Study Maps Pet Leisure to Urban Well-Being
A new study of 1,719 urban pet owners shows that pet leisure motivation drives participation, which strengthens place attachment and ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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