Does being in the wilderness actually make us happier? New research gets to the heart of how being outside can help you, by Anjan435
boils down to three components: coherence, fascination, and hominess ."Coherence" refers to how organized and legible the space is."Fascination" refers to our interest in the environment—the extent to which we wish to explore it."Hominess" refers to how comfortable we feel in a place. We find that in the built environment we are most at home when the imprint of nature is evident. In the natural environment, we are most at home when it is somewhat ordered.
Sudimac's brain findings are an early important step, but not the final word. We need a more nuanced approach to nature to identify which natural features appeal and which repulse. We also need to be clear that people differ. Our personalities and experiences powerfully influence our response to nature. Somebody who has only lived in inner cities might find nature daunting rather than comforting.ReferencesThe Experience of Nature: A Psychological PerspectivePeen, J., Dekker, J.
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