衡平法
心理学
多样性(政治)
人口健康
卫生公平
心理健康
行为科学
公共经济学
人口
政治学
医学
经济
医疗保健
经济增长
环境卫生
精神科
法学
心理治疗师
作者
Sara LoTemplio,Amy S. McDonnell,Nalini M. Nadkarni,Sarah Walker,Carlos Andres Gallegos-Riofrío,Emily Scott,Joanna E. Bettmann,David Rojas-Rueda,Jens Kornelius Dahl,Linda Powers Tomasso,Joshua J. Lawler,Deana B. Davalos,David L. Strayer
标识
DOI:10.1177/23727322231197578
摘要
Research suggests that spending time in nature is associated with numerous human behavioral health benefits, including improved executive functioning abilities, enhanced recovery from stressful situations, better mental health, and better educational outcomes. Greener neighborhoods also tend to have positive population-level health outcomes. Although promising, much of this research has focused primarily on selective populations and fails to account for cultural differences in how “nature” is conceptualized. Therefore, challenges may arise as policymakers aim to implement nature-based policies in their communities, given the immense cultural diversity of the United States alone. Given this ever-present challenge in behavioral sciences, policy recommendations aim both to maximize benefits of nature contact and to employ a flexible equity lens that allow for differences according to community need.
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