Environmental psychology studies the interactions between people and their environments. It examines how the physical environment affects human thoughts and behaviors, and also how human actions impact the environment. Some topics studied include the negative effects of crowding, environmental stressors and risks, the influence of natural environments on human psychology, and how environmental design can shape human behavior. Environmental psychology also considers how to promote more sustainable human-environment relationships through areas like environmental attitudes, public policy, and community interventions.

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