Social-Ecological Systems
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Research Article
Greenery as a Cross-Gender Buffer of Parental Stress in Arab Families: A Multidimensional Ecological, Psychophysiological Analysis 50-62
178 164
Diana Saadi
Background:Parental stress results from interacting psychological, physiological, emotional, environmental, and sociocultural factors. Although exposure to natural environments is increasingly recognized as a stress-buffering mechanism, little is known about whether these...
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Research Article
Near-Home Greenery, Environmental Stressors, and Parental Stress: A Mixed-Methods Field Study Using Environmental Monitoring and Walking Interviews 35-44
279 170
Parental stress is increasingly understood as a multidimensional phenomenon shaped not only by psychological and socioeconomic factors but also by the physical environments in which everyday parenting occurs. However, empirical evidence linking near-home greenery, objectively measured...
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Research Article
Urban Green Micro-Environments and Embodied Environmental Regulation among Midlife Arab Women 19-34
255 183
Diana Saadi
Background:Urban green environments are consistently associated with improved emotional well-being and stress regulation. However, most research focuses on large-scale green spaces, younger populations, or short-term experimental exposure, leaving limited understanding of how...