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When pairs of people are playing a piece of music together, their brain waves are more synchronized that when they are not playing together.
Uchida feels that successful Japanese interior design reflects Japanese culture; his opinions are similar to those of many other researchers who believe that members of particular national cultures thrive in specific sorts of spaces.
People with musical training are better able to assess emotional components of sounds, such as baby cries.
People who feel disgust for social reasons make the same faces as people tasting disagreeable food.
Aipperspach, Hooker, and Woodruff discuss the integration of technology into home environments.
Rehmeyer discusses the mathematics behind the number of colors required to shade maps and other objects so that colored spaces never abut other spaces of the same color.
Neighborhood conditions influence how people in them perceive their personal health.