Academic Abstract Integrative theorizing is needed to advance our understanding of the
relationship between where a person lives and their mental health. To this end, we introduce …

Urban beaches and parks are providers of numerous ecosystem services. In the cultural
sphere, place bonding and psychological restoration might significantly contribute to the …

Most studies on psychological restoration and favorite places have addressed restoration in
green or blue outdoor settings whereas the interest around built and indoor settings has …

Urban landscapes are becoming the main ecosystem for human life. Given that urban living
can be associated with poor psychological health, one specific challenge faced by cities is …

This study explores the roles of place attachment and place identification in the evaluation of
the restorative potential of landscapes. Two hundred university students recruited at …

Locational disadvantage has negative effects on mental health, with research showing that
low (vs. high) neighbourhood socioeconomic-status (SES) predicts worse outcomes …

La compréhension et la gestion de la diversité culturelle grandissante découlant de
l'immigration constituent désormais une question d'intérêt public majeure au Canada et …

Abstract Attention Restoration Theory (ART) and Stress Recovery Theory (SRT) highlight the
restorative properties of natural or green environments. However, the study of the …

Exposure to nature has been shown to restore cognitive capacities and activate intrinsic
motivational states. The present research considered the role of salient identities in …

Greater attention to secular and nonreligious individuals has provided much-needed
balance as well as alternative interpretations of commonly held assumptions regarding …