Ambulatory assessment of psychological and physiological stress responses transitioning between green and gray spaces during naturalistic urban mobility
Qingyue Bi, Dilber Korkmaz, Kilian Knauth, Jan Peters
Stress, in its various forms, has become an increasingly recognizing psychological concern with the progression of urbanization. Stress can be understood both physiologically and psychologically, with distinct yet interrelated indicators of each (Fisher et al., 1984). Recent studies demonstrate a positive relationship …