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Division 34, Population and Environmental Psychology Fellow, 1990-present Treasurer, 1989-1992 President, 1993-1994 American Psychological Society has been named the Bell/Loomis Environmental Psychology Symposium beginning in 2010 First Annual Rocky Mountain Psychological Association Mentor Award, 2011 . Paul A. Bell
Environmental psychology is the study of how we, as individuals and as part of groups, interact with our physical settings—how we experience and change the environment, and how our behavior and experiences are changed by the environment.
Broad in scope, the field of environmental psychology addresses social settings, built environments, informational and learning environments, and all that is natural in the world (Young, 1999
The next 4 chapters introduce environmental attitudes, values, and ethics and the principles that apply to environmental assessment; models of perception & cognition, including how we process and store environmental information; and the major theories of human-environment interaction.
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