Albert Mehrabian

Examines environments such as a cocktail party, an apartment building, a park, an office, the clothes on one's back, a sports arena, a retirement community and whos how physical settings condition our ability to work or play, our search for or avoidance of other people, our preferences for various activities, our use of alcohol, drugs, food, fantasy, or even sleep.

For a general psychological overview, consider these core dimensions: cognitive (thinking, memory), emotional (feelings, reactions), behavioral (actions, responses), and social (interactions, relationships), which are interconnected and influence each other. Here's a more detailed breakdown: Cognitive Dimension: This encompasses mental processes like thinking, remembering, problem-solving, and language. It explores how we perceive, process, and interpret information. Emotional Dimension: This focuses on feelings, moods, and emotional responses. It includes understanding and managing emotions, as well as the impact of emotions on behavior and relationships. Behavioral Dimension: This examines observable actions and reactions, including learned behaviors, habits, and responses to stimuli. It explores how individuals behave in different situations. Social Dimension: This focuses on how individuals interact with others, including social roles, relationships, communication, and cultural influences. It examines the impact of social contexts on behavior and well-being. Other dimensions to consider Spiritual Dimension Physical Dimension Psychological Ownership