Environmental Psychology (V-U)

• 1. INTRODUCTION TO ENVOIRNMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
• 2.COMMON ASSUMPTIONS OF ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY.
• 3. THEORIES IN ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
• 4. AROUSAL THEORIES
• 5. STIMULUS LOAD, BEHAVIORAL CONSTRAINT, AND ADAPTATION LEVEL THEORIES.
• 6. ECOLOGICAL THEORIES
• 8. THE PRESENT FRAMEWORK OF ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY (II).
• 9. ELEMENTARY PSYCHOPHYSICS
• 10. PERCEPTION AND ITS COGNITIVE BASSES
• 11.PROBABILISTIC FUNCTIONALISM AND ENVIRONMENTAL COGNITION.
• 12.RESPONSSES TO NOVEL ENVIRRONMENTS AND ENVIRONMENTAL COGNITION.
• 13. CHARACTERISTICS OF COGNITIVE MAPS
• 14. ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION
• 15.AFFECTIVE BASES OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION.
• 16. ENVIRONMENTAL ATTITUDES
• 17. ENVIRONMENTAL ATTITUDE FORMATION
• 18. SOCIAL BASES OF ATTITUDES
• 19. IMPACT OF ENVIRONMENT ON INDIVIDUAL (PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES).
• 20. MURRAY’S THEORY OF PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT AND INTERACTIONIST PERSPECTIVE.
• 21. ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES AND STRESS
• 22. STRESS AS CAUSE AND EFFECT
• 23. PHYSIOLOGY OF STRESS
• 24. GENERAL ADAPTATION SYNDROME
• 25. RESEARCHING STRESS THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONTEXT.
• 26. MEASURING STRESSORS