Environment and Behavior

Papers
(The TQCC of Environment and Behavior is 6. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
Evaluating Age-Related Differences in Wayfinding in a Real-World Indoor Setting92
Green Is Not the Same as Green: Differentiating Between the Association of Trees and Open Green Spaces With Children’s Brain Structure in the Netherlands40
Blue, Rather Than Red Light Can Nudge Employees to Choose Delayed But Larger Wage Payment36
Experimental Evaluation of Environmental Manipulation to Increase Composting Behavior35
Evidence on the Effectiveness-Acceptance Trade-Off Between Forced Active Choice and Default Nudging: A Field Study to Reduce Meat Consumption in Cafeterias33
A Splash and a Crowd: Do Water Fountains and Storefronts Improve Plaza’s Visitability?25
Multilevel Evidence for the Parent-Adolescent Dyadic Effect of Familiarity With Climate Change on Pro-Environmental Behaviors in 14 Societies: Moderating Effects of Societal Power Distance and Individ24
Effectiveness of a Point-of-Decision Prompt to Encourage Physical Distancing on Greenways and Rail-Trails During the COVID-19 Pandemic24
Nature Sounds for Stress Recovery and Healthy Eating: A Lab Experiment Differentiating Water and Bird Sound20
Explaining Changes in Threat Appraisal, Coping Appraisal, and Flood Risk-Reducing Behavior Using Panel Data From a Nation-Wide Survey in Germany20
Neighborhood Safety and Perinatal Mental Health19
Cross-Cultural Applications of the New Ecological Paradigm in Protected Area Contexts17
Driving Change: Unveiling the Power of Perceived Marketplace Influence and Green Consumer Behavior16
Factors Affecting Pedestrians’ Perceptions of Safety, Comfort, and Pleasantness Induced by Public Space Lighting: A Systematic Literature Review15
Wearable Sensing and Mining of the Informativeness of Older Adults’ Physiological, Behavioral, and Cognitive Responses to Detect Demanding Environmental Conditions15
Perceived Family Conflict Under High Household Density: Could Frequent Visits to Approachable Urban Outdoor Spaces Potentially Be a Mitigator?13
Descriptive Norms, Personal Values, Organizational Pro-Environmental Support: Providing Intrinsic or Extrinsic Attributions to Increase Pro-Environmental Behaviors13
Greenness, Deprivation, and Fatal Police Shootings: A Five-Year Nationwide Study in the United States13
Spatial Optimism and Cross-Over Effects in the Perceptions of Interconnected Wildfire, Flood, and Mudslide Hazards11
A Drop in the Ocean? Fostering Water-Saving Behavior and Spillover Through Information Provision and Feedback11
Roles of Technological Knowledge and Self-Efficacy in Influencing Consumer Adoption of Smart Grid Technologies: A Path Analysis10
Exploring Citizens’ Support for Carbon Taxation Using the Theory of Planned Behavior: Evidence From Iran10
The Role of Neighborhood Satisfaction in Urban Tree Planting and Survival: Insights from the EquiTree Program in San Antonio, Texas8
Seasonal Influence of Sakura Trees on Human Health: Evidence From Physiological and Psychological Responses8
Communicating the Scientific Consensus on Climate Change: Diverse Audiences and Effects Over Time8
Systematic Review of Explicit Instruments Measuring Nature Connectedness: What Do We Know and What is Next?8
Beauty Builds Cooperation by Increasing Moral Concern for the Environment7
Taming the Dragons: Experimental Study on the Effectiveness of Awareness-Empowerment and Social Norms Interventions to Reduce Psychological Barriers to Pro-Environmental Behavior7
Impact of Urban Influence and Population Pressure on Cooperative Pasture Management: Insights from a Public Goods Game Approach with Mongolian Pastoralists6
Relationships of Task–Environment Fit With Office Workers’ Concentration and Team Functioning in Activity-Based Working Environments6
Solutions Journalism Stories Boosts Pro-Environmental Behavioral Intentions Through Positive Affect and Collective Efficacy Beliefs6
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