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How childhood nature exposure can influence well-being and connection to nature in adulthood

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Nature
 Child development
 Well-being
 Research Subject Categories::SOCIAL SCIENCES::Social sciences::Psychology
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Fall 2022
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2022-12
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The current study examines the impact of exposure to nature on well-being, and the possible moderating effects of childhood nature experiences (CNE) and adult connection to nature (CN) upon this relationship. The study is a two-group experiment, in which participants were randomly assigned either to a control group (spending 10 minutes in an outdoor space with little green space) or a nature exposure group (like the control group but surrounded by nature).
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