embodied psychology

Question 1

Behaviourism

Answer 1

environment leads to behaviour

Question 2

cognitivism

Answer 2

environment interpreted by mind leading to behaviour

Question 3

embodied psychology

Answer 3

environment, body , mind interact to lead to behaviour

Question 4

Affordances - Gibson 1979

Answer 4

can the object fulfil the perceived needs

Question 5

emergent behaviour

Answer 5

complex results emerge from simple rules that have no intention behind them

Question 6

Tyrvainen 2014

Answer 6

3 walks (city, park, woods) larger positive impact in woods

Question 7

restoration outcome scale- Korpela (2008)

Answer 7

Being in nature Leaves you feeling restored

Question 8

savannah hypothesis who

Answer 8

Orions 1980 ,1986

Question 9

savannah hypothesis what

Answer 9

human preference for tree shapes that gave shelter in early African savannah

Question 10

Ulrich 1981

Answer 10

nature activates para sympathetic NS which reduces stress

Question 11

Attention restoration theory who

Answer 11

Kaplan+ Kaplan 1989

Question 12

Attention restoration theory what

Answer 12

exposure to nature can help wellbeing (depleted attention recovers, mental f atigue reduced)

Question 13

critiques of attention restoration theory

Answer 13

improves all aspects of cognition not just attention , not comprehensive

Question 14

action economy

Answer 14

we assess environments based on affordances - requires lot energy so hard to interact