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That environments influence the human psyche is widely recognized.
These studies generally find that environments that exert more social control (e.g., higher parental monitoring, less migratory neighborhoods, etc).
Another fallback is to claim that genes create vulnerabilities that environments may or may not cause to be expressed.
It shows that environments not remotely natural in their origins can become lovely to inhabit.
Even in our own solar system we have our suspicions that environments inside ice-rich moons around Jupiter or Saturn could also represent life-amenable zones.
A basic principle underlying this framework is that environments can influence an individual's behavior.
It is important to note that environments must be favorable to these life styles (Edwards et al. 2003).
Originally, Appleton (1975) proposed that environments which offer a balance of both outlook and enclosure would be most preferred.
By widening our perspective, we can recognize that environments are combined constructions of physical, ecological, and social elements (Swyngedouw 1999).
One reason is that environments could be tailored to the genetic predispositions of individuals based on better knowledge of gene-environment interactions (Buchanan et al. 2000).
The reason may be that environments rich with species harbor more friendly microbes, which colonize our bodies and protect against inflammatory disorders.
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