ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY: Human-Nature Interaction and Environmental Behavior

This book provides readers with a comprehensive resource on the relationship between man and the natural environment and the psychological factors underlying environmental behavior, accompanied by scientific findings and examples from daily life. Each chapter of the book is written in a consistent, fluent and plain language by authors specialized in different disciplines of psychology.
The book not only conveys the issues focusing on human and nature interaction and environmental behavior to the reader from a psychological point of view, but also reveals striking information on environmental behavior, which is directly related to the climate crisis and other ecological problems that affect the world, and offers some solutions. In addition to all these, it also creates awareness in the reader about the effects of nature and environmental regulations on the psychological and physical health of people. In this respect, the book is a resource that can be read with pleasure not only by experts working in the field, but also by anyone interested in psychology and environmental issues.