ND-0555 · 2022 · Other
A mobile EEG study on the psychophysiological effects of walking and crowding in indoor and outdoor urban environments
Mavros, Wälti, Nazemi et al. Scientific Reports. 2022.
doi.org/10.1038/s41598-022-20649-y · Finding drafted from the abstract
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What the source reports
Green spaces felt calmer; crowded scenes raised reported arousal and negative valence, though in walkers they evoked frontal alpha asymmetry that suggests a more positive response.
Field
Urban life and mental health
Notes and follow-up
Added from the Corpus Desk (card mavros-2022-crowding-eeg) on 2026-11-09. Evidence strength and translation distance not yet rated. WELL label held for review.
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Mechanism
Spatial variable
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