Green mind theory
Green Mind Theory connects the human mind with the brain and body, and links the body into natural and social environments.[1] The natural environment shapes bodies, brains, and minds; minds change body behaviors, such as physical exercise and sport. Green mind is associated with a person's health, mindset, and consciousness. First, it was developed to explore pro-environmental behavior and climate change adaptation strategies.
The process of Green Mind Theory connects the human mind with the brain and body, and connects the body with natural and social environments. These are reciprocal: environments shape bodies, brains, and minds; minds change body behaviours that shape social interactions and natural capital. GMT offers opportunities for improving individual well-being whilst building towards greener and prosocial economies that could protect the planetary future. The empirical understanding of green minds derives from evidence on neuroscience and brain plasticity.
References
- ↑ Pretty J, Rogerson M, Barton J (June 2017). "Green Mind Theory: How Brain-Body-Behaviour Links into Natural and Social Environments for Healthy Habits". International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health. 14 (7). doi:10.3390/ijerph14070706. PMC 5551144. PMID 28665327.
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