Handbook of Environmental Psychology, Volume 2Daniel Stokols, Irwin Altman This handbook covers all aspects of the new and growing field of environmental psychology, the study of the relation of large-scale physical environments to behaviour. A comprehensive look at theoretical, methodological and empirical contributions is included. |
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Environmental Assessment | 891 |
Mentally Retarded Persons Children | 919 |
Delinquency Crime | 951 |
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