Environmental Psychology

The study is looking the relationship between length of time spent in a location (short and long-term environment) and sense of place. The aim is to explore any differences in your perceptions of long and short-term environments.

In this survey we are interested in your experiences with the natural world, and something called ‘mindfulness’, which is the ability to pay attention non-judgmentally in the present moment

This study explores why people use urban green spaces, how frequently they use them, and how individual differences such as age, gender or connection to place influence use.

This survey looks at the relationship between personality, lifestyle (specifically aesthetic interest) and architectural preference and experience. It requires a photo upload of your favourite public interior space which can be from anywhere for any purpose but must be publicly accessible and indoors.

A study examining the factors influencing environmental concern, in particular environmental knowledge, connectedness to nature, and consideration for future consequences.

Study looking into the effect different residential types (e.g. living with friends/strangers in Halls of residence or flat share) can have on overall life satisfaction and whether the basic psychological needs of autonomy, competence and relatedness are met from an individuals residential environment.

participants must be aged 18-25 years only, be currently studying within Higher Education and be studying in same country in which their family home resides.

This study examines the relationships between the Empathy Quotient, the Systemizing Quotient, Residential and Recreational Location, and Pro-Environmental Behaviours and Attitudes.

This study investigates the impacts of the communal areas in residences on resident place attachment and well-being. The questionnaire consists of some general demographic information, ratings of the physical and social qualities of the communal spaces in shared accommodation, and 4 existing measures (place attachment, life satisfaction, mood, and flourishing)

The purpose of this study is to understand factors that may influence people’s perceptions of climate change as well as factors that may influence people’s willingness to pay or contribute to solutions, such as a tax on carbon.

We would like to find out what the public think about education material about climate change. We are interested in opinions and reactions to refine this material. Your opinion counts. We do hope you can help with this important step in our research.

This study is exploring the influence of context on sustainable actions and how behaviour differs between home and work contexts. It is also investigating how sustainable behaviours relate to personal thinking and behaviour characteristics.

Participants complete two questionnaires when thinking about their own home, their favourite holiday and their ideal holiday. When thinking about an ideal holiday participants  write a brief paragraph describing it prior to completing a questionnaire.

This study looks at motivation of and attitudes to sustainable behaviours. It is a questionnaire based study that will take approximately 20 minutes to complete.

The purpose of this study is to develop of a questionnaire about well-being that is influenced by the environment (especially room temperature). It takes max. 10 minutes.

This study focuses on people’s environmental beliefs and behaviours. It seeks to understand if environmental beliefs correspond with environmental actions and if environmental actions are context dependent. Takes about 20 minutes.

This study focuses on the concept of home and how these places shape part of who you are as an individual. This can assist in the design of housing, city planning, and applied areas such as settling displaced individuals after forced relocation (e.g. a natural disaster). Participants will be asked to identify their home places and indicate their level of agreement with a series of statements. The study takes about 20 minutes.

This short online study aims to understand the factors that influence people’s energy consumption now and how this may change in 2-years time. Participants will be asked to rank how influential the factors are on their home energy consumption. The study should take less than 15 minutes.

Study on the concept of home and how it may vary between types of places. You will be asked questions about where you have lived in the past, a place you consider to be home (or have in the past) and about the importance of qualities of the home

In this survey we are interested in your views and opinions on global warming and your perception of what can be done to slow it down. It will take you about 15-20 minutes to complete.

This short online study aims at understanding uncertainty in climate science. Participants will be asked to indicate their thoughts by indicating their level of agreement with a series of statements. The study should take less than 15 minutes.