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prospect-refugetheory1 CONSTRUCTProspect-refuge theoryAPPLETON · ENVIRONMENTAL

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Environmental psychology

the idea that people prefer landscapes and places that offer both a view outward and a protected spot to retreat to, rooted in survival needs.

In environmental psychology, prospect-refuge theory refers to the idea that people prefer landscapes and places that offer both a view outward and a protected spot to retreat to, rooted in survival needs. This meaning comes from Appleton (1984) in Landscape Journal.[1]

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  1. Appleton, J. (1984). Prospects and Refuges Re-Visited. Landscape Journal, 3(2), 91-103. https://doi.org/10.3368/lj.3.2.91

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