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1 sty 2012 · The psychological needs of urban dwellers should be considered when planning environmentally sustainable cities; after all, cities will only be successful if residents want to live in them.
1 sty 2005 · This four-part article (a) summarizes Simmel's 1905 essay, (b) comments on the dramatic population trends since 1905, (c) elaborates on 10 remarkable points about urban psychology, past and...
This report seeks to raise professional consciousness of an “urban psychology” as a viable and appropriate framework for helping psychologists effectively and collaboratively work on issues that have relevance to the residents of urban areas, as well as those local and national policymakers who make decisions that affect urban environments ...
schizophrenia indicate that it is urban living and upbringing per se, rather than other epidemiological variables, that increase the risk for mental disorders. As urbanisation of our world is inevitable, we urgently need to improve our understanding of the threatening – as well as the health protective – factors of urban living.
15 cze 2023 · A new study strengthens the association between urbanicity and mental health with more granularity than before, but a causative mechanism remains elusive. An exponential rise in urban...
This narrative review explains the psychological issues arose in urban society and the possible strategies arranged to prevent the urbanicity effect and promotes a healthy city. Human activity and the environment are two entities that affect one another simultaneously.
urban upbringing and habitation entered the final analysis (Sup-plementary Table 1a). City dwellers did not differ in subjective health, depressed mood, social support, or personality dimensions.
