March 2014
Intermediate to advanced
736 pages
21h 29m
English
book
Wellbeing: A Complete Reference Guide, Volume II, Wellbeing and the Environment
by Cary L. Cooper, Elizabeth Burton, Rachel Cooper
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absenteeism
academic achievement/performance
crowding and
high-rise housing
housing quality and
noise and
outcome measures
privacy and
see also school environment
accelerometry studies
access control, urban crime
accessibility
dementia-friendly neighborhoods
housing
transport
walkable neighborhoods
woodland study
accidents at school
acoustics
environmental interaction
health-care environments
older people's housing
see also noise; sound
active living research
see also physical activity
active-permissive classroom environments
active travel
acute facilities, health-care
adaptability–adaptivity distinction
adaptation concept
adapted homes
low-carbon design
older people
see also refurbishing existing homes
adaptive accessibility transport systems
adaptivity
ADHD (attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder)
adiposity
see also obesity
adolescents
chaotic homes
child-friendly neighborhoods
adolescents (cont.)
crowding
home environment summary
neighborhood design
physical activity/weight
privacy concerns
school environment
urban mental health
see also young people
adults/adulthood environment
density–mental wellbeing links
homes
life course impact
mental health
noise
walkable neighborhoods
workplaces
see also young people
aesthetics
associationist aesthetics
built environment
child-friendly neighborhoods
landscape perceptions
affordance
age-appropriate play places
age factors
crowding moderators
housing, age of
physical/social ...
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