US EditionBiophobia: Why some People Hate Nature—and What You Can Do About It
A systematic review of 196 studies reveals biophobia’s rise linked to urbanization and media, with treatments including exposure and education to improve human-nature relationships.
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Biophobia: Why some people hate nature—and what you can do about it
We're constantly told that spending time in nature is good for the body and the mind alike. A large body of research shows multiple health benefits from contact with nature, ranging from stress reduction to an improved immune system and even improved academic achievement in children.
Biophobia: why some people hate nature – and what you can do about it
We’re constantly told that spending time in nature is good for the body and the mind alike. A large body of research shows multiple health benefits from contact with nature, ranging from stress reduction to an improved immune system and even improved academic achievement in children. But not everyone is getting these benefits. Some people have feelings of fear, dislike or disgust towards animals and nature. The phenomenon, biophobia, has been so…
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