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Evironment Psychology

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Discuss strategies to manage your selected atmospheric environmental stressors.

The three stressors picked by my team are temperature, humidity and sunshine.

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This solution provided examples on how to deal with stressors within the environment, such as temperature, humidity, and sunshine.

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Temperature

A person has options on how to deal with temperature depending on his or her location. For example, if it is too hot outside, he or she can go inside where there might be an air conditioner. However, if an air conditioner does not exist, then a person can open a window, or use a fan to keep themselves cool. A handheld fan is also useful as well. When the temperature is cool, a person can either go outside and enjoy or it choose to stay inside, but if it is freezing, then the individual has the option of staying by a ...

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