Titlebook: Nature and Psychology; Biological, Cognitiv Anne R. Schutte,Julia C. Torquati,Jeffrey R. Steve Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 202

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Introduction, recovery from stress, enhanced cognitive functioning, and improved academic achievement, for example. Researchers have used diverse methodologies to investigate the effects of nature exposure on human well-being and have drawn on a variety of theories to guide their inquiry. Participants in the 67t

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Nature and Attention,t of competing stimuli and thoughts—is key to every human achievement. But top-down attention is a limited resource that?fatigues with use. Research demonstrates that having contact with nature, even in otherwise dense urban settings, can restore our ability to focus. Thus, access to natural element

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The Natural-Built Distinction in Environmental Preference and Restoration: Bottom-Up and Top-Down E this natural-built distinction in environmental preference and restoration stems to a large extent from bottom-up sensory processing of intrinsic characteristics of nature that may have signaled adaptive values during human evolution. This view of nature as a unique, irreplaceable source of health

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Restoration in Nature: Beyond the Conventional Narrative,a source of insight for nature-and-health studies. In this chapter, I start from the restoration perspective in showing ways to extend theory and research concerned with the benefits of nature experience. I first set out the basic premises of the restoration perspective and consider how it has come

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,Perceiving “Natural” Environments: An Ecological Perspective with Reflections on the Chapters,ogical standpoint. For that reason, commentary on the contributions to this symposium volume addressing the relationship between the natural environment and psychological functioning is organized with regard to the implicit approach to visual perception each chapter adopts. Such theoretical commitme

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Introduction,h Nebraska Symposium on Motivation exemplify this diversity in methodology and theory, and their chapters in this volume synthesize the current state of the field with respect to psychology and nature and also offer intriguing avenues for future research and theory.

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Nature and Attention,s for people to live, work, and play. They help people recover from the attentional fatigue that is part of everyday life. In doing so, these landscape elements help us achieve our goals in life. One implication of these findings is that we should redouble our efforts to ensure that we provide nature at every doorstep.