Add to ORKGThe Attention Restoration Theory (ART; Kaplan & Kaplan, 1989) postulates that exposure to nature can help improve cognitive processes, specifically attentional control. These benefits are hypothesized to help with concentration and focus. However, there is tremendous variability in the definitions and manipulations of nature in research on ART. This complicates extrapolation from the results and makes it harder to see if nature itself is the restorative component or rather some other facet. This review evaluates randomized controlled trials studying the ART from 2013-2018 and catalogues differences in how nature was operationalized across studies. The paper presents suggestions for more methodologically consistent ART research, including di...
Psychological and physiological restoration have shown to occur in environments containing nature, s...
A growing body of empirical research from different areas of inquiry suggest that brief contact with...
In recent years, numerous environmental psychology studies have demonstrated that contact with natur...
© 2018 Elsevier Ltd Over the past three decades, a growing body of environmental psychology research...
ABSTRACT—We compare the restorative effects on cognitive functioning of interactions with natural ve...
Attention Restoration Theory (ART) suggests the ability to concentrate may be restored by exposure t...
Attention Restoration Theory (ART) predicts exposure to natural environments may lead to improved co...
This study compares the restorative effects on directed attention functioning following exposure to ...
In recent years, numerous environmental psychology studies have demonstrated that contact with natur...
In recent years, numerous environmental psychology studies have demonstrated that contact with natur...
Humans are continually opting to live in urban environments, furthering us from the innate connectio...
The factors contributing to urbanization, such as population growth and the development of mega-citi...
It is common knowledge that spending time outside in nature tends to improve one’s mental wellbeing....
According to attention restoration theory (ART), nature provides soft fascination that attracts indi...
The goal of the study was to more clearly investigate the relation between reasons people seek outdo...
Psychological and physiological restoration have shown to occur in environments containing nature, s...
A growing body of empirical research from different areas of inquiry suggest that brief contact with...
In recent years, numerous environmental psychology studies have demonstrated that contact with natur...
© 2018 Elsevier Ltd Over the past three decades, a growing body of environmental psychology research...
ABSTRACT—We compare the restorative effects on cognitive functioning of interactions with natural ve...
Attention Restoration Theory (ART) suggests the ability to concentrate may be restored by exposure t...
Attention Restoration Theory (ART) predicts exposure to natural environments may lead to improved co...
This study compares the restorative effects on directed attention functioning following exposure to ...
In recent years, numerous environmental psychology studies have demonstrated that contact with natur...
In recent years, numerous environmental psychology studies have demonstrated that contact with natur...
Humans are continually opting to live in urban environments, furthering us from the innate connectio...
The factors contributing to urbanization, such as population growth and the development of mega-citi...
It is common knowledge that spending time outside in nature tends to improve one’s mental wellbeing....
According to attention restoration theory (ART), nature provides soft fascination that attracts indi...
The goal of the study was to more clearly investigate the relation between reasons people seek outdo...
Psychological and physiological restoration have shown to occur in environments containing nature, s...
A growing body of empirical research from different areas of inquiry suggest that brief contact with...
In recent years, numerous environmental psychology studies have demonstrated that contact with natur...