Abstract
There's a big difference between going for a walk in the woods and in the centre of a big city. Interacting with nature can benefit on many aspects of health, like decreasing stress and annoyance, and contribute to positive affect. It is relaxing for sure, but can interacting with nature also benefit our cognitive skills? In the following study I want to focus on the sounds of nature and the benefit we can take from them in everyday life.
Bio
Natalia is a psychology student, currently working on her master's thesis and working in a small cafeteria in Gdańsk. She loves outdoors acitvity, traveling and camping. She wants to become clinical psychologist specialized in neuropsychology. Her main interests focus on memory and attention in adults and neurodevelopmental problems in children.