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Journal of Environmental Psychology

The Journal of Environmental Psychology is a scholarly publication that focuses on the study of the interplay between individuals and their physical, social, and built environments. It explores how these environments influence human behavior, emotions, attitudes, and well-being, providing valuable insights into the field of environmental psychology.

Details
Abbr. J Environ Psychol
Start 1981
End Continuing
Frequency Quarterly
p-ISSN 0272-4944
Country United Kingdom
Language English
Metrics
h-index / Ranks: 918 181
SJR / Ranks: 1144 2060
CiteScore / Ranks: 1240 10.70
Recent Articles
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Yen M, Li D, Weng P, Chiang Y
J Environ Psychol . 2025 Mar; 100. PMID: 40062008
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the daily lives of people, and countries worldwide have implemented public health measures that restricted social contact and interactions. Individuals in isolation displayed increased mental...
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Rieves E, Freis S, Friedman N, Reid C
J Environ Psychol . 2025 Feb; 100. PMID: 39911589
Background: This study explores the relationship between greenspace and perceived stress, anxiety, and depression, and specifically how perceived and objective greenspace exposure relate to these outcomes. It also explores whether...
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Anneser E, Levine P, Lane K, Corlin L
J Environ Psychol . 2024 Jan; 93. PMID: 38222971
There is increasing recognition that people are experiencing stress and anxiety around climate change, and that this climate stress/anxiety may be associated with more pro-environmental behavior. However, less is known...
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Gripko M, Joseph A, MohammadiGorji S
J Environ Psychol . 2023 Jun; 86. PMID: 37366532
Every year, millions of children seek care in emergency departments (EDs) for various conditions. Though the physical environment of the ED provides the context and setting for care delivery, influences...
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Kleeman A, Foster S
J Environ Psychol . 2023 Jun; 89:102056. PMID: 37325393
Introduction: The COVID-19 pandemic and associated lockdown restrictions prolonged residents' exposure to their home environment. The impact of lockdowns could be heightened for apartment residents as they typically have smaller,...
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Nigg C, Petersen E, MacIntyre T
J Environ Psychol . 2023 Apr; 88:102009. PMID: 37065613
The COVID-19 outbreak led to major restrictions globally, affecting people's psychosocial health and their health behaviors. Thus, the purpose of this scoping review was to summarize the available research regarding...
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Chen S, Sleipness O, Christensen K, Yang B, Wang H
J Environ Psychol . 2023 Apr; 88:102008. PMID: 37065612
Social interaction is significant for individuals' mental and psychological well-being in communities. With the growing demand for outdoor activities in urban settings under the COVID‑19 pandemic, urban parks have become...
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Ntontis E, Blackburn A, Han H, Stockli S, Milfont T, Tuominen J, et al.
J Environ Psychol . 2023 Apr; 88:102007. PMID: 37041753
Primary stressors are direct outcomes of extreme events (e.g., viruses, floodwater) whereas secondary stressors stem from pre-disaster life circumstances and societal arrangements (e.g., illness, problematic pre-disaster policies) or from inefficient...
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Riordan K, MacCoon D, Barrett B, Rosenkranz M, Chungyalpa D, Lam S, et al.
J Environ Psychol . 2023 Mar; 84. PMID: 36969767
Meditation training may promote pro-environmental behavior and related variables, though limited research has tested this experimentally. We investigated whether short- or long-term meditation training were associated with pro-environmental behavior, environmental...