The effects of viewing forests with different planting densities on physiological and psychological responses: A between-subject experiment
Authors:
- Jittakon RamanpongJRJittakon Ramanpong
- Jie YinJYJie Yin
- Chen-Jia ZhangCZChen-Jia Zhang
- Huan-Tsun ChenHCHuan-Tsun Chen
- Ming-Jer TsaiMTMing-Jer Tsai
- John D. SpenglerJSJohn D. Spengler
- Chia-Pin YuCYChia-Pin Yu
Open Access
- 10 April 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Trees, Forests and People
- Vol. 16
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Taiwan Ministry of Science and Technology
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