Psychophysiological effects of walking in forests and urban built environments with disparate road traffic noise exposure: study protocol of a randomized controlled trial

Keyphrases

• Randomized Controlled Trial 100%
• Exposure Study 100%
• Psychophysiological Effects 100%
• Road Traffic Noise Exposure 100%
• Urban Built Environment 100%
• Green Space 83%
• Noise Effects 50%
• Traffic Noise 33%
• Greenness 33%
• Noise Level 33%
• Nature-based Interventions 33%
• Well-being 16%
• Everyday Life 16%
• Psychological Well-being 16%
• Detrimental Effects 16%
• Negative Consequences 16%
• Self-report Measures 16%
• Positive Affect 16%
• Negative Affect 16%
• Urban Areas 16%
• Physiological Data 16%
• Environmental Stressors 16%
• Skin Conductance 16%
• Reduced Stress 16%
• Trial Registration 16%
• Physical Well-being 16%
• Randomized Controlled Study 16%
• Low-threshold Intervention 16%
• Rumination 16%
• Salivary Cortisol 16%
• Limited Opportunities 16%
• Urban Setting 16%
• Traffic Noise Exposure 16%
• Nature Connectedness 16%
• Noise Exposure 16%
• Environment Type 16%
• Restorative Effects 16%
• Attention Test 16%
• Background Stress 16%

Psychology

• Stressors 100%
• Wellbeing 100%
• Connectedness 50%
• Field Study 50%
• Physiological Measure 50%
• Positive Affect 50%
• Negative Affect 50%
• Salivary Cortisol 50%
• Psychology 50%
• Skin Conductance 50%