Titlebook: Environment and Behavior Studies; Emergence of Intelle Irwin Altman,Kathleen Christensen Book 1990 Plenum Press, New York 1990 1989.behavio

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Environmental and Personality Psychology, Cavan and Monaghan in Ireland; my paternal grandmother was born in Rosemarket, Wales, whereas my paternal grandfather, Henry Craik, was born in Tweedmouth, in the border district linking England with Scotland. My wife, Janice, also born in Pawtucket, and I were married in Providence in 1957; she ea

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Paths toward Environmental Consciousness,a PhD in developmental psychology that I received in 1957. While a graduate student I taught in the psychology department at Brooklyn College. After completing my degree, I was a research consultant on a 2-year study of creativity at Hunter College High School. With the termination of this project,

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,Thinking ... As Much Fun as Sex, Drugs, and Rock ’n Roll,ened to music, and read. They were both born in New York City of parents of mixed ancestry: German, Rumanian, Russian, English, and Portuguese, I believe. My younger sister is a gifted photographer, graphic designer, calligrapher, and a teacher of photography. We both were born in Brooklyn, New York

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Landscape Research, simple kinds of family activities—most often long walks with my sister Lorraine and my mother and father. My parents both came from large families, my mother, Germaine, had five brothers and sisters, and my dad, Ervin L., had six. There was no shortage of family support nor of cousins. The European

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In Search of Objectives,d the last remaining contact I had with a small area of Liverpool in which I had been born on January 5, 1944, where I had gone to the Hebrew Primary School and the Collegiate Grammar school. The same square mile also housed Liverpool University, where I had obtained my undergraduate degree in psych

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An Environmental Psychologist Ages,stry as an engineer. Although my parents were staunch “Rebels,” that characteristic was expressed in other ways most unusual for their milieu. For example, my mother would typically insist on sitting in the back of buses long before the Civil Rights movement and did her best to persuade blacks not t

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Science and the Failure of Architecture,alia I was ready to begin my studies. I still think of myself as an Australian, although I have now lived in the United States, on and off, since 1963. Partly as a result of my travels I know a number of languages.