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Yoon and her colleagues conducted online survey research, presenting high-fidelity three dimensional environments to study participants, and found that females seem “more strongly interested in color environments than males.”
Nasar and Devlin have used an interesting methodology to probe the ways that the physical environments in psychotherapists’ offices communicate nonverbally.
Crankshaw discusses the vital role that downtown areas can play in towns and small cities
As Abdulkarim points out, sound is crucial for our experience of place.
In a field study, researchers found that 99% of office workers questioned indicated that office noises interrupted their concentration.
We recognize faces by focusing on darker and lighter (shinier) horizontal bands of facial skin, according to Dakin and Watt.
Seiden uses a psychoanalytic approach to study human beings’ attachment to their first homes.
People have difficulty understanding probability information that is presented to them.