| 英文摘要 |
There are two major theories explaining the healing influences of environments on human beings. One is developed by the Kaplans and the other is developed by Ulrich. Both of them hypothesize that restorative environments are settings where recovery is associated with reduction of stress and that the benefits of contact with landscapes include a wide range of positive responses, such as preference, and/or reactions related to functioning and well-being. Both theories based on an evolutionary perspective share some similarities and differences. This article provides a summary of these two theories of restorative environments, their common and differing points, and a framework of integrating both the Kaplan and Ulrich's theories. |