PsyArXivSeptember 23, 2026Farzaneh Behzadi, Amir Kalantarifard, Dylan Chau Huynh et al.
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Rhythm is a fundamental aspect of both architectural design and brain–body dynamics, yet research across these domains remains fragmented and largely descriptive. The absence of a shared conceptual framework limits systematic investigation of how architectural rhythms interact with human brain–body dynamics and may influence cognition and behavior. Drawing on enactivism and the concept of...
PsyArXivSeptember 2, 2026Dylan Chau Huynh, Aja Khalid Hussein, Farzaneh Behzadi et al.
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Environmental experience is shaped by sensory stimulation, perceptual organization, and semantic meaning, yet these dimensions are often studied in isolation or reduced to broad environmental categories. This fragmentation limits our ability to explain how environments are experienced, how bottom-up and top-down processes interact, and how person-environment relations can be studied in a...