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18310. Methodologies for a Study of Nature Deficit Disorder.This paper discusses the kinds of methodologies that could be used to research the concept of “nature deficit disorder” and provide evidence to support its existence. The nature deficit disorder hypothesis, introduced by Richard Louv in his book Last Child in the Woods, claims that alienation from nature has negative health consequences for children. The paper describes the need for obtaining both quantitative and qualitative data, identifies the key variables that should be studied, emphasizes the value of multiple methods, and notes the importance of considering alternative solutions. KEYWORDS: environment nature child development research methods. MLA Style. 21 pages, 35 footnotes in text, 17 bibliographic sources. |
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