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Thousands of children are injured each year as a result of design deficiencies in the built environment.
Environmental psychologists have known for some time that the ability to personalize a workstation increases employee job satisfaction and performance.
Americans are moving from one address to another less frequently now than they did several years ago.
Recent research has shown that fourteen year olds want to experience negative moods more frequently than people who are 86 – which is not news to any parents of 14 year olds.
Whether an arrowhead points to the left or to the right determines the sort of emotional response it generates in viewers.
Researchers from Steelcase and the Mayo Clinic have recently completed a research project indicating the importance of the design of the physical environments in which patients and physicians interact.
Katie Liljenquist, a professor at Brigham Young University, recently led a study that corroborates earlier research on the importance of recognizing cultural associations to particular smells.
The results of Diaz-Serrano’s recently published survey will not surprise environmental psychologists who focus on the relationships people form with their homes.
Walking cell phone users are trouble in motion, and designers must account for their likely behaviors when designing spaces where they can be anticipated.
Space design can very effectively generate particular moods.