Mijn naam is Agnes van den Berg. Ik ben omgevingspsycholoog, gespecialiseerd in onderzoek naar natuur en gezondheid. Op deze website vind je een overzicht van mijn onderzoek, presentaties, publicaties en andere activiteiten. Meer over mijzelf. Nieuws Agnes Van den Berg is an environmental psychologist who specializes in research on health benefits of nature. She is a pioneering and leading researcher in her field, with a track record of nearly 30 years.
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Agnes E. van den Berg P391 Omslag Boekje Agnes Definitief.qxp 31-3-2005 19:37 Pagina 1. P391 Omslag Boekje Agnes Definitief.qxp 31-3-2005 19:37 Pagina 2. Health Impacts of Healing Environments A review of evidence for benefits of nature, daylight, fresh air, and quiet in healthcare settings Prof. Dr A.E. (Agnes) van den Berg is an environmental psychologist who specializes in research on healing environments and health benefits of nature and green space. In 1999, she obtained a PhD degree for her research into individual differences in preferences for wild and cultivated nature at the University of Groningen. Van den Berg has worked as a senior researcher and associate professor. Agnes E. Van Den Berg. Wageningen University and Research Center, The Netherlands, [email protected] View all articles by this author. Mariëtte H.G. Custers. Leiden University & Wageningen University and Research Center, The Netherlands. View all articles by this author. Metrics and citations 1 Environmental Psychology: History, Scope, and Methods 1 Linda Steg, Agnes E. van den Berg, and Judith I. M. de Groot 1.1 Introduction 2
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Environmental Psychology: An Introduction Linda Steg, Agnes E. van den Berg, Judith I. M. de Groot John Wiley & Sons, Apr 30, 2012 - Psychology - 376 pages Urban Forestry & Urban Greening Volume 10, Issue 4, 2011, Pages 261-268 Is love for green in our genes? A critical analysis of evolutionary assumptions in restorative environments research Yannick Joye a , Agnes van den Berg b Add to Mendeley https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ufug.2011.07.004 Get rights and content Abstract Chapter 7 Restorative Environments Yannick Joye, Agnes E. van den Berg Book Editor (s): Linda Steg, Judith I. M. de Groot First published: 01 November 2018 https://doi.org/10.1002/9781119241072.ch7 Citations: 15 PDF Tools Share Summary The chapter discusses four main mechanisms: improvement in air quality, stimulation of physical activity, facilitation of social cohesion, and stress reduction. The scientific research and insights discussed in the chapter provide a scientific base for the formal acceptance and better practical use of health benefits of nature in policy and.
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Agnes van den berg Martijn C. Willering In the present study, two models were tested that can improve understanding of the link between participation in decision-making and organizational. AU - van den Berg, Agnes. PY - 2011. Y1 - 2011. N2 - Within the field of restorative environments research, it is commonly assumed that restorative responses, triggered by exposure to natural elements and settings, are ultimately adaptive traits originating from our species' long evolutionary history in natural environments.
2 LINDA STEG, AGNES E. VAN DEN BERG, AND JUDITH I. M. DE GROOT ENVIRONMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY: HISTORY, SCOPE, AND METHODS 3 1.1 INTRODUCTION This book aims to give an introduction in environmental psychology. We define environmental psychology as the discipline that studies the interplay between individuals and the built and natural environment. 6 Restorative environments Yannick Joye University of Leuven, Belgium Agnes E. van den Berg Wageningen University and Research Centre, The Netherlands Chapter Outline 6.1 intrODuCtiOn 58 Perceptual fluency account 62 6.2 reStOratiVe enVirOnMentS reSearCh 58 Stress recovery theory 59 Attention restoration theory 60
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Semantic Scholar extracted view of "Health impacts of healing environments; a review of evidence for benefits of nature, daylight, fresh air, and quiet in healthcare settings" by A. V. D. Berg Agnes E van den Berg 1 , Jolanda Maas, Robert A Verheij, Peter P Groenewegen. Affiliation 1 Wageningen University and Research Centre, PO Box 47, Wageningen, The Netherlands.
[email protected]; PMID: 20163905 DOI: 10.1016/j.socscimed.2010.01.002 Abstract This study investigates whether the presence of green space can attenuate negative.
