Titlebook: Handbook of Environmental Psychology and Quality of Life Research; Ghozlane Fleury-Bahi,Enric Pol,Oscar Navarro Book 2017 Springer Interna

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Quality of Life and Sustainability: The End of Quality at Any Pricenged is highlighted. Initially, QoL was pursued as an environmental quality to be attained at any price (i.e. regardless of the economic and environmental costs), but more recent conceptions emphasize the need for quality from the standpoint of sustainability, just as much economic as social and env

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Some Cues for a Positive Environmental Psychology Agendafavorable conditions. However, it is possible to recognize, in many topics or research lines of a consolidated psycho-environmental tradition, the goal of generating knowledge for a better adaptation of person-environment relations, as well as the analysis of the dimensions that can generate environ

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Linking People-Environment Research and Design. What Is Missing?nty-first century, this chapter advocates the need to renew and enrich collaborations between researchers in People-Environment (P-E) relations and designers. The argument developed is based on the authors’ combined 40?years of teaching and research in a school of architecture. The first section tra

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Place Attachment, Sense of Belonging and the Micro-Politics of Place Satisfactionnds in environmental psychological research. In the first section of the chapter, we locate place satisfaction within a broader set of concepts traditionally used to account for how people feel, think and act towards places, stressing in particular the relationship between place satisfaction, place

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Self, Nature and Well-Being: Sense of Connectedness and Environmental Identity for Quality of Life91; Ryan and Deci 2003; Taylor 1989). The study of self and identity is also an important subject of research in social sciences, because of its cultural, social and psychological relevance, and because it is a field in which some theoretical and conceptual controversies persist (e.g. Fiske et al. 2

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Green Exercise, Health and Well-Being Green exercise includes diverse activities (e.g. walking, running, cycling, swimming). It may be performed alone or in a group, with the aim of enhancing well-being, or combined with other aims such as leisure, social contact, health promotion or environmental education. Because of its role in heal

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Sustainable Behavior and Quality of Lifesociety participate in achieving the goals of sustainability by means of engagement in sustainable behavior (SB). SB is the set of deliberate and effective actions that result in the conservation of natural and social resources; it encompasses pro-ecological, frugal, altruistic and equitable behavio

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Self-Determined, Enduring, Ecologically Sustainable Ways of Life: Attitude as a Measure of Individuater, we argue that two identical formal attributes—(a) behavioral means-goal correspondence and (b) degree of intentionality—designate the intensity with which a person both is intrinsically motivated and embraces an attitude to protect the environment. We suggest that the intrinsic motivation to pr