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Elizabeth K. L. Nisbet

M.A. candidate
Department of Psychology
Carleton University
B552 Loeb Building, 1125 Colonel By Drive
Ottawa Canada

Research Interests:

How relating to nature has the potential for increasing human happiness and motivating environmental behaviour
Nature relatedness
Developped, tested, and validated a self-report measure which assesses this human-nature connection - the Nature Relatedness scale
The manipulation of nature relatedness through environmental education
The process by which increasing our connection to nature can improve human happiness, environmental attitudes, and behaviour

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"The next thirty years of environmentalism will need to be much more about culture, psyche, and spirit and their role in reconnecting us with nature."

- P.H. Cook

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