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Institution:
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Western Connecticut State University
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Description:
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The relationship between the spatial needs of human beings and the structure of their physical environment. Special attention is given to the phylogenetic analysis of spatial needs; theories of spatial behavior; assessement techniques and methodologies of environmental psychology; and practical implications for structuring human environments. Studies will be conducted both inside and outside the classroom to give the student firsthand research experience. Alternate spring semester. The relationship between the spatial needs of human beings and the structure of their physical environment. Special attention is given to the phylogenetic analysis of spatial needs; theories of spatial behavior; assessment techniques and methodologies of environmental psychology; and practical implications for structuring human environments. Studies will be conducted both inside and outside the classroom to give the student firsthand research experience. Alternate spring semester. The relationship between the spatial needs of human beings and the structure of their physical environment. Special attention is given to the phylogenetic analysis of spatial needs; theories of spatial behavior; assessment techniques and methodologies of environmental psychology; and practical implications for structuring human environments. Studies will be conducted both inside and outside the classroom to give the student firsthand research experience. Alternate spring semesters. Prerequisite: PSY 100.
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3.00
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Lecture
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Phone Number:
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(203) 837-8200
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Regional Accreditation:
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New England Association of Schools and Colleges
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Calendar System:
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Semester
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