Environmental Psychology

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Exploring the intersection of physical and social factors, this comprehensive survey delves into environmental psychology, emphasizing their impact on human behavior and experience. It highlights contemporary psychological issues, including methodological diversity and interdisciplinary relationships. The text addresses both well-established environmental concerns and lesser-known topics, such as the influence of smell, color, and light on social identity, presenting a broad range of international research to enrich understanding in this vital field.