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Interaction of human-space-light and evaluation of psychological effect of light on space

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2007
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The way of ligth?s formation in Space and reaction on human of this formation was reaserached, the role of light which in human-space interaction was checked. For the explanation of interaction , the object (light,space) which in light-human space triple was defined and by the literature hatching, new basic theories about the object were put forward. In the interaction, human?s (who is subject) discription and the ways of interaction, become main problems of the reasearch. By the improve of psychological perspective, it become possible to be explained the ?triple interaction?. The light which is a psychological stimuli; causes psychological reactions on human. These reactions issue from the human-space relationship. Behavior is a reaction against the stimuli and issues from needs. These conception which compose the interaction also compose the subject of a reasearch. The conceptual parts where the space-light-human relationship was reasearched where the basic part of thesis. For making the datas concrete, the space examples were analysized. With the help of reasearch about the light?s effects on human concluded that; light causes many different effects because of having the properties. It is tried to reach to the basic psychological reactions which takes shape in space and the light?s properties which cause these reactions. The designated properties of the light which will use in the space causes to create the wanted psychological effects in space. Keywords: Light, Human Behavior, Space.

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Aydın Bilgi

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Aydın Bilgi (Master Thesis). Interaction of human-space-light and evaluation of psychological effect of light on space, 2007, Yıldız Technical University.

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