The research explores seasonal changes in ecological affordances and psychological responses based on life stage, suggesting new hypotheses.
Seasons cyclically alter ecological affordances in human environments, and psychological responses to seasons can differ as a function of life stage. We discuss these differences from an affordance-management perspective, outlining how this perspective can account for previously unexplained findings and generate novel hypotheses too.
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