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Psychology And Life
Differentiate between natural and built environment with examples.
Natural Environment: That part of nature which remains untouched by human hand is the natural environment. e.g., plants, air, river, animals, etc. Built Environment: On the other hand, whatever has been created by human beings within the natural environment is the built environment. e.g., – cities, houses, bridges, malls, dam, roads, railways, tracks, etc
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'Human beings affect and are affected by the environment.' Explain this statement with the help of example.
What is noise? Discuss the effects of noise on human behaviour.
What are the salient features of crowding? Explain the major psychological consequences of crowding.
Why is the concept of 'personal space' important for human beings? Justify your answer with the help of an example.
What do you understand by the term 'disaster'? List the symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder. How can it be remedied?
What is pro-environmental behaviour? How can the environment be protected from pollution? Suggest some strategies.
How is ‘poverty’ related to ‘discrimination’? Explain the major psychological effects of poverty and deprivation.
Distinguish between ‘instrumental aggression’ and ‘hostile aggression’. Suggest some strategies to reduce aggression and violence.
Discuss the psychological impact of television viewing on human behaviour. How can its adverse consequences be reduced? Explain.
What does environmental psychology deal with? Illustrate with an example.
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