Neural signatures of environmental perception: EEG and postural markers differentiate responses to polluted vs. pleasant landscapes

Authors: Mbarka Akounach, Berivan Mélina Yigitalp, Sümeyye Kizilisik et al.
Publication: Journal of Environmental Psychology
Published: May 1, 2026
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