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- W2951608954 abstract "This brief review examines the topics of evolutionary psychology, community development, and human preferences towards space environments as an effective intervention model to reduce ethnic conflict and violence. The term Biophilia is introduced to describe the innate human preference to specific types of outdoor or natural (i.e., space) environments and how humans as a species have evolved to adapt and prefer greener environments that promote health and sustainability. Communities that provide individuals with increased opportunities of positive contact and to interact with each other in the development of superordinate goals will help to promote greater understanding among ethnically diverse environments and ultimately reduce conflict. Suggestions are offered for further research addressing the inherent benefits of green sustainable programs in community development as a means of reducing conflict and promoting increased health and empowerment." @default.
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- W2951608954 title "Community service activities reducing hate crimes and extremism: A “green intervention” approach" @default.
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