Abstract With the reform of China's childbirth policy in recent years, a unique baby boom phenomenon has emerged, and new-born increased rapidly China. In process transformation development contemporary cities, complex urban environment significant impact on psychology physiology. The past kindergarten architectural aesthetic experience can no longer adapt to social needs. Thus, how realize sus...

justice is the main principal of a court. in fact, the court, where is supposed to get somebody’s right, should be treated fairly. therefore, the space of a court should be also designed based on justice. that is, spaces should be designed in a way to give users the best performance and psychological responses. this study has a qualitative process and descriptive aim in the past with the presen...

R.P. Taylor, B. Spehar, J.A. Wise, C.W.G. Clifford, B.R. Newell and T.P. Martin Physics Department, University of Oregon, Eugene, USA, email: [email protected] School of Psychology, University of New South Wales, Australia Environmental Sciences Program, Washington State University, Tri-Cities, Richland, USA School of Psychology, Sydney University, Australia Department of Psychology, Uni...

The study of the interrelationships of human mind and behavior with the physical environment may be referred to as “environmental psychology” (or “behavioral geography,” “the psychology of space and place,” etc.). In my talk, I review elements of a comprehensive theory of environmental psychology. The theoretical framework of space syntax holds promise as an important contributor to this compre...

In any discussion devoted to certain environmental problems and ways solve them, sooner or later the question of so-called “environmental consciousness”, “turn”, “revolution”, thinking people around us on “green rails” appears. It is quite difficult do this, experts admit, because it behavioral value reactions that change slowly, work, including communicators, has work long, hard often, at firs...

As economic inequality and segregation continue to grow in the U.S., psychology has an important role to play in exploring and promoting processes that can disrupt social injustice. This paper identifies the privatization of public space as a social problem that contributes to the entrenchment of social, economic, and racial inequality, and advances "critical placemaking" as a tool for reclaimi...