Effects of environment on human psychology by Ahmad Hasan Noori

 

Effects of environment on human psychology by Ahmad Hasan Noori

 The world is a habitat of different nations whose thinking, lifestyle, culture, and religions are very different from each other. The space or physical environment in which we live, work, and play can have a significant impact on human psychology. In this article, we will explore how space affects our psychological well-being and behavior.

Humans are emotionally sensitive, especially women because they were created from the soil of feeling, that's why they are very sensitive and sensitive creatures. (This is not what psychology says, according to me, a woman is not sensitive, but she knows how to use her emotions.) Because of her sensitivity, women often face more and more losses. Deficits) Likewise, men also have feelings, but less than women, and they have more control over their emotions than women. (Remember, we are talking about emotionality here.) Something in our society leaves a deep impression on men, according to which if you are a man, you cannot express your emotions clearly, the person who does so will be called a coward. If the person expressing emotions is a coward, then why and under what purpose has nature placed emotions such as hissing, crying, anger, love, and hate in humans, especially men?

  That is why they should be expressed because if you have emotions, they will be expressed somewhere else, if you don't, all those emotions will accumulate inside you, and one day they will overflow. Will explode. Let's try to understand with an example, water is continuously falling from a faucet into a bucket. Gradually, the bucket gets full and if it is not removed from the faucet soon, the water will start falling out instead of going into the bucket. Similarly, if they are not removed at the right time and place, they burst. Let me make one thing clear, men are more prone to heart attacks than women because they lock themselves in a shell from which freedom is only the dirt of the grave. Now coming back to our topic, the following are some examples that will show how the area affects the human psyche.

1 Physical Environment: The physical environment, including the layout, design, and appearance of a place, has a profound effect on our psyche. For example, a cluttered and chaotic environment increases stress and anxiety, while a clean and organized environment increases relaxation and productivity.

2 Social environment The people we interact with and the social norms of the place where we live can also have a profound effect on our psychology. For example, living in a community with strong social ties and a sense of belonging promotes positive mental health, while living in a place with high levels of conflict or isolation can negatively affect our psyche.

3 Cultural environment The culture of a place, including its values, beliefs, and traditions, can affect our psychology. For example, living in a collectivist culture, where the needs of the community are prioritized over the needs of the individual, may promote a sense of belonging and social support, while living in an individualistic culture prioritizes personal achievement and independence.

4 Natural environment  The natural environment including climate and environment also affects our psychology. For example, living in places with access to nature and natural beauty promotes happiness and well-being, while living in an urban environment with limited access to nature can lead to stress and anxiety.

Overall, the place where we live and work has the potential to significantly affect our psychology and behavior. Understanding the ways a place can affect us can help us create an environment that supports our mental health and well-being.

Ahmed Hasan Noori (PFA Psychology)