Toward the Integration of Theory, Methods, Research, and Utilization
This is the latest volume in a series that concentrates on major integrative contributions from international leaders in the fields of: architecture environmental psychology landscape architecture social anthropology social ecology, and urban design, planning, and sociology
1 online resource (xix, 375 pages)
9780306453434, 9781475744255, 0306453436, 1475744250
851785693
Print version:
1 Toward Environment
Behavior and Design Theories of the Middle Range: I. Their Structure and Relation to Normative Design Theories
2 Studying Culture and History in Exotic Places and at Home
3 The Relevance of Gibson's Ecological Approach to Perception for Environment
Behavior Studies
4 The Facets of Place
5 New Developments in Aesthetics for Urban Design
6 Cultural Aspects of Workplace Organization and Space
7 Meta-Analysis for Environment
Behavior and Design Research, Illuminated with a Study of Lighting Level Effects on Office Task Performance
8 Moderating and Mediating Processes in Environment
Behavior Research
9 Developing and Utilizing Models of Resident Satisfaction
10 Environments for Older Persons with Cognitive Impairments: Toward an Integration of Research and Practice
11 Utilization Issues in Environment
Behavior Research
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