Environmental Psychology examines the dynamic relationship between people and their physical surroundings — exploring how built and natural environments shape human behavior, cognition, emotion, and well-being, and conversely, how human attitudes and actions influence the environment.
Students will investigate core theoretical frameworks including stress and coping models, attention restoration theory, and place attachment, while applying these concepts to real-world settings such as urban spaces, workplaces, homes, hospitals, and natural landscapes.
- Teacher: Upasana Moten