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The Effects of Nature Walk on Positive and Negative Affect and Perceived Restorativeness in Deaf Adults
Background: Exposure to natural environments has been associated with positive affective responses and perceived restorativeness. However, these experiences have primarily been investigated in hearing populations, and little is known about deaf adults’ affective and restorative experiences in relati
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