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The psychological benefits of nature exposure and their sensitivity to litter-related environmental degradation: An in situ eye-tracking study
Exposure to natural environments has been associated with the restoration of attentional resources and improvements in affective functioning. Although these psychological benefits are well documented, less is known about whether and how environmental degradation, in the form of litter, attenuates th
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