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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Interior Plants"”.

  1. Masculinities, self-efficacy and interior plants as leisure

    … participant’s perceived benefits of indoor plants, perceptions of masculinities, and self-efficacy in men’s decisions to grow interior plants. This exploration was facilitated through the administration of a questionnaire that included two interval level scales and four open ended questions. …

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  2. The Effects of Live Plants and Window Views of Green Spaces on Employee Perceptions of Job Satisfaction

    … to determine the effect of the presence of live interior plants or window views of exterior green spaces on perceptions of employee job satisfaction. The survey was posted on the Aggie Horticulture Web page (http://floriculture,tamu.edu:7998/workplaceenvironment/) for six months. The survey …

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  3. The Effects of Live Plants and Windows on Peoples' Use of Interior Study Spaces and their Perceived Quality of Life and Stress Levels

    … of this study was to examine the effects of live plants and windows in interior spaces on space usage and stress levels of users. Sites were selected based on their accessibility to the general population, their expanse of space in that multiple students, faculty, and staff could use the space at …

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  4. Measurement of interior green space and its impact on indoor environmental quality

    … people spend a large amount of time indoors. Plants absorb sunlight, capture carbon dioxide and transpire water. Thus, adding greenery such as potted plants and green walls to indoor environments has attracted interest as a way to positively influence these three aspects of indoor …

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