Greeks Know the Environment Is at Risk, But Their Actions Tell Another Story
A national survey of 1,410 Greek adults quantifies a persistent gap between high environmental awareness and weaker pro-environmental behavior, with ...
Tag: environmental psychology
When Climate Fear Hits Home: Women Carry the Emotional Weight of a Warming World
A qualitative study of twenty women in Türkiye finds that eco-anxiety is deeply shaped by gendered caregiving roles, material conditions, ...
Virtual Reality Reveals How Greenery and Traffic Shape Relaxation in Older Adults
A virtual reality experiment with ninety older adults in Ghent, Belgium, found that more greenery and less traffic independently increased ...
Green Schools, Greener Minds: Mapping How Indonesia’s Eco-Schools Shape Students’ Ecological Worldviews
A survey of 1,210 secondary students across Banten Province, Indonesia, shows that Adiwiyata eco-schools are consistently associated with stronger ecological ...
How Urban Memory Could Protect the Mental Health of Lifelong City Residents
A new experimental study using multimodal psychophysiological measurements suggests that urban memory significantly improves mental health in older lifelong city ...
Measuring Resilience: Why Climate Grief and Environmental Love Belong in the Numbers
A new PLOS Mental Health essay argues that resilience metrics are incomplete without quantifying population-level emotional states such as solastalgia ...
Hexagonal Windows Win Hearts: Golden Ratio Geometry Shapes How Students Feel About School Facades
A study of 327 female high school students in Babol, Iran, finds that hexagonal facade openings rooted in Iranian proportional ...
Nature in Waiting Rooms: How Biophilic Design Calms Children in Hospitals
A PRISMA-guided scoping review of 34 studies finds that biophilic design in hospital waiting areas, corridors, and lobbies consistently reduces ...
How Parents Talk About Climate Change Shapes Teen Anxiety and Action, Study Finds
A new pilot study of 52 French-Canadian parent-adolescent pairs finds that recent, inspirational family conversations about climate change are linked ...
Feeling Beats Facts: Emotion Emerges as the Strongest Lever in Climate Communication
A University of Geneva meta-analysis of 71 studies and 216,000 participants finds that emotionally engaging climate messages, especially storytelling 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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