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APLABS is supported by this course taught by Dr. Berry.
Environmental Psychology (Psyc 421 and Lab, under program review @ CNU).
This course is foundational to Psyc 431 (see above). Environmental Psychology is a survey course that examines the interaction between people and their physical and social world.
Researchers in this field investigate how different environmental issues (e.g., human density; ambient sounds and temperature; pollution and toxic exposure; aesthetics, personal space and place, and information technologies) influence our thinking, feeling, behavior and well-being.
Additionally, Environmental Psychologist conduct experiments to test how changing our environments can improve our lives, health and productivity.
This course includes a lab experience where students practice assessing, measuring, interpreting and manipulating environmental influences as well as appreciating the numerous theories and principles relevant to how environments influence people.
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