Environmental Psychology: People and Their Physical Settings

activities analysis approach arrondissements aspects Barker behavior settings building built environment characteristics Chatham Village child cognitive cognitive map complex concept cultural defined dimensions distance door door door ecological ecological psychology ences environmental displays environmental psychology example experience feel function havior hazard human ical important individual inhabitants interaction involved living means ment mental mental psychology natural environment nature neighborhood neighbors objects observed occupants organization orientation patients patterns perception person physical environment physical settings Piaget play playground population population density problem proxemic Pruitt-Igoe recreation relationships residents responses role scientists sense social space spatial specific stimulus street structure subjects suggest symbolic Temne territoriality theoretical theory tion tive tural types unit urban variables vironment West End