Titlebook: Handbook of Japan-United States Environment-Behavior Research; Toward a Transaction Seymour Wapner,Jack Demick,Takashi Takahashi Book 1997

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A Study on a Relocation of a Nursing Home for Blind Older Adultsisaster, and bereavement). These transitions cause radical changes in an individual’s person-environment system (P-E system). Relocation might operate as a critical transition if the processes involved are difficult for the individual (cf. Wapner, 1987). Since visual impairment is a definite barrier

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Body and Self Experienceious work in the United States (e. g., Demick & Rivers, 1996; Demick & Wapner, 1987, 1996) that has attempted to provide a holistic, developmental, systems approach to body and self experience most generally. That body and self experience are of significant concern to environmental psychologists as

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Integrating Environmental Factors into Multidimensional Analysisng, school, or hospital design imagined that they might one day apply their studies to mass migration, waste disposal, earthquakes, or the safety of government buildings? The absence of firm predictability in applications suggests attention to methods that cover a wide range of considerations.

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Preference for Trees on Urban Riverfrontseshment. To create and enhance such riverside environments, the planting of specific kinds of trees has been applied since ancient times in Japan. As a result, such places came to be noted in those days as places of interest with landscapes of importance.

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Landscape Valuesspans approximately 15 years. The primary focus is on congruencies and conflicts among the perceived values attributed to desert landscapes by diverse interest groups. The specific desert landscapes that were the focus of study are riparian areas places that defy the common descriptors of deserts. T

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Environmental Transition and Natural Disasterst, Earthquake in 1993; and the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake in 1995. Natural disasters such as earthquakes and volcanic eruptions sometimes cause a large number of people, many of whom have lived all their lives in one place, to be uprooted from homes and familiar surroundings (e. g., Miura, 1995

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