Awe in nature heals: evidence from military veterans, at-risk youth, and college students

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1. Enhancing resilience: An interpretative phenomenological analysis of The Awe Project
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2. Awe: Helping leaders address modern policing problems
   Jeff Thompson · 2022 · Journal of Community Safety and Well-Being
3. Nature lifts when feeling low: Daily high and low awe nature clips decrease repetitive negative thinking and dampening and increase subjective happiness in adults
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5. Enhancing mental health and resilience in war-affected youth: The impact of virtual reality-induced awe experiences
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6. Nature: A Post-Pandemic Prescription
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7. Transcendental awe of God and dimensions of well-being: exploring the mediating role of meaning in life
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8. Awe is characterized as an ambivalent affect in the human behavior and cortex
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9. Waging the green war: initial steps towards eco-practical theology and eco-pastoral care in the African context
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10. The memorable nature experiences of youth: a phenomenological approach to visualized and written experiences
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11. Wounded Veterans in Parks and the Joint Recovery Team: American Veterans in Underwater Archaeology
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12. Narrative Health: Examining the relationship between the phenomenon of awe and resilience and well-being
    Jeff Thompson · 2023 · Journal of Community Safety and Well-Being
13. Awe predicts well‐being via positive attention bias: Evidence from longitudinal and daily diary studies
    Li Luo, Xiaohan Wang, Wei Gao, Jiajin Yuan · 2025 · Applied Psychology Health and Well-Being
14. Feeling the Conspiracy—Theorising the Transformation and Collectivisation of Emotions Through Conspiracy Theories
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15. Nature Exposure and Subjective Well-Being: The Mediating Roles of Connectedness to Nature and Awe
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16. Contact with nature and youth well-being: Insights from natural and urban contexts
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17. Centering and flourishing: an online intervention study assessing the effects of a Christian contemplative practice on stress-reduction and human flourishing
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18. The shock of Awe experience to our soul is more directly on cognitive well-being than affective well-being
    Yimiao Chen, Fawen Hu, Qianguo Xiao, Zhenhui Liu · 2025 · Scientific Reports
19. Solo steps: A critical realist analysis of the risks, motivations, and psychological benefits of solo hiking in England
    David A. Thomas, Stephanie J. Tibbert · 2025 · Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism
20. Awe reduces Chinese adolescents' NSSI urges: The chain‐mediating role of meaning in life and ego‐depletion, and the moderating role of family function
    Xun Deng, Jingxing Xue, Yunlong Tian, Wei Tong, Wen He · 2025 · Applied Psychology Health and Well-Being
21. Developing and validating the Japanese version of the situational Awe cale (SAS-J)
    Kazuki Sawada, Michio Nomura · 2022 · Current Psychology
22. 3D-built VR arctic environment with mindfulness track enhances awe through restorativeness
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23. Intimations of a Spiritual New Age: V. Socio-Cultural Bases of a Globalizing Neo-Shamanism and its Relation to Climate Crisis: Possibilities, Inevitabilities, Barriers
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24. Nature Features' Contribution to the Well-Being of Essential Workers During COVID-19 Pandemic in Portugal
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25. Awe in the museum: casting light on the role of the curator
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26. “So That We Can Save the Earth from Dying”: Highlights from a Middle School Environmental Field Day
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27. Complex emotional experiences: theoretical significance, ways of induction and therapeutic potential
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28. The Intersection of Natural Landscapes, Human Health, and Adventure Experiences: Linkages and Outcomes
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29. The Relationship between Childhood Subjective Socioeconomic Status and Life Satisfaction: A Moderated Mediation Model
    羽佳 段 · 2022 · Advances in Psychology
30. The Reciprocal Relationship Between Awe and Perceived Stress Among Chinese Early Adolescents: A Cross-Lagged Analysis
    Jing Wang, Yongquan Huo, Jia Liu · 2023 · Youth & Society
31. Harnessing the power of nature exposure to mitigate adolescents' Internet addiction: A chain mediation model
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32. Therapeutic Adventure for Military Veterans with Mental Illness: A Conceptual Argument
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33. The Covid-19 pandemic, political polarisation, climate change and the useless class: Why fostering wellbeing capacities should be part of the solution
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34. Echoes of Tranquillity: The Silent Appeal of New Zealand’s National Parks in Tourism Research
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35. Effects of viewing digital environment images on college students’ positive emotions, nature relatedness, and environmental preference
    Ping Ning, Dorothy DeWitt, Hai Leng Chin, Han Wang · 2025 · On the Horizon The International Journal of Learning Futures
36. From awe to identity and revisit intention: Evidence from heritage tourism
    Tingting Liu, Yidong Liu · 2026 · Acta Psychologica
37. Qualitative Evaluation of a Garden-Based Healing and Learning Program for Young Adults with Intellectual Disabilities
    Dohun Kim, Eun-Yeong Park, Hojun Yun, Yu-Mi Baek, Hyeyoung Jin, HyeRyeong Cho · 2025 · International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
38. The cosmic calendar: being reminded of the vastness of time can improve wellbeing
    Matthew J. Hornsey, Courtney Tyson, Laura J. Ferris, Charlie R. Crimston, Callum Faulkner, Fiona Kate Barlow · 2025 · The Journal of Positive Psychology
39. Employee awe for nature leads to employee green behavior: The roles of individual cognition and social norms
    Dan Ni, Ying Zhang · 2025 · Applied Psychology
40. Being in nature
    Gabriela Bütschi · 2022 · Consciousness Spirituality & Transpersonal Psychology
41. Sources of meaning and hope and associated well‐being among psychotherapy clients: A practice‐based mixed method study
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42. Searching for Ithaca: The geography and psychological benefits of nostalgic places
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43. Cognitive arousal-based measures quantify insights from self-ratings in response to sensory stimuli
    Suzanne Oliver, Jinhan Zhang, Vidya Raju, James W. Murrough, Rose T. Faghih · 2025 · PLOS mental health.
44. Experiencing awe in daily life is linked to lower loneliness
    Özge Ugurlu, Felicia K. Zerwas, María Monroy, Rebecca Corona, Michael Amster, Jake Eagle, Dacher J. Keltner · 2026 · Scientific Reports
45. Prosocial behavior and work reattachment in healthcare: the mediating and moderating influence of mindfulness and awe
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46. Relaxing or Exciting? Mobile Emotion Recording in Natural Settings
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47. Affective scaffolding in nature
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48. The Power and Peril of Awe in Leadership: Transforming Follower Identity and Behavior
    Jack McGuire, Daniel J. McAllister, Jochen I. Menges, David De Cremer · 2025 · Academy of Management Review
49. Nature-based awe among water professionals and its influence on workplace decision-making
    A. Deboer‐Smith, L. Smith, S. Wolfe · 2025 · Discover Sustainability
50. The Impact of Awe and Transcendence Experience on Mental Resilience
    Japneet Kaur Dhillon · 2025
51. Romantic relationships and the built environment: a case study of a U.S. college town
    Clio Andris, Seolha Lee · 2021 · Journal of Urbanism International Research on Placemaking and Urban Sustainability
52. Awe and the natural environment
    Piercarlo Valdesolo · 2022 · Elsevier eBooks
53. A Closer Look at the Time Course of Bodily Responses to Awe Experiences
    Ryota Takano, Michio Nomura · 2023 · Research Square
54. Complexity as a Potential Neurophysiological Correlate of Awe
    Joseph C. C. Chen, Gabriella Mace, Avery E. Ostrand, Christian Valtierra, Sydney Griffith, Richard Campusano, Andrew I. Li, Erin Vinson, Jonas TT Schlomberg, Maya Nicole Eshel et al. · 2025 · bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory)
55. The Underview Effect: Awe Under the Sea, Diving for Well-being
    Cheryl L Eisen · 2021 · ScholarlyCommons (University of Pennsylvania)
56. Adolescents’ Awe and Cognitive Neural Mechanism
    楠 林 · 2022 · Advances in Psychology
57. The Underappreciated Value of Awe
    Leighton Pu · 2022 · Berkeley Scientific Journal
58. Awe and Positive Affect: the Role of Self-Transcendence and Self-Focused Attention
    Autumn Chall · 2023
59. Understanding the Ecosystem of Stakeholder Networks Addressing Loneliness in Six Cities Worldwide
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60. Can Induced Awe Reduce Anti-Gay Prejudice in Heterosexual Adults and Does the Need for Closure Moderate this Effect?
    Pankaj Gupta, Iain Hamlin · 2024 · Graduate Student Journal of Psychology
61. Humility and Forgiveness for Peace
    Daryl R. Van Tongeren · 2024 · Peace psychology book series
62. Antiblackness and the Black Environmentalist’s Conundrum
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63. Dispositional Awe Predicts Mental Health Through Interpretation Bias During COVID ‐19 Transmission: A Longitudinal Study
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64. Awe and positive affect: the role of self-transcendence and self-focused attention
    Autumn Chall, Jeffrey H. Kahn · 2025 · The Journal of Positive Psychology
65. EcoWellness Counseling Intervention for College Students with an Intellectual and Developmental Disability
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66. The relationship between trait awe and teachers’ well-being for primary and secondary school teachers: the roles of professional identity and work engagement
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67. Small but Still Significant: Awe and the Self
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68. Psychedelics plus psychotherapy can trigger rapid changes in the brain − new research at the level of neurons is untangling how
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69. ‘I feel like a mermaid and the sea is my home’: A qualitative exploration of wild swimming, meaning and well‐being in Victoria, Australia
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70. The Construct of Awe in Community Psychology: Toward a More Comprehensive Assessment for Applications to Vulnerable Populations
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71. Buffering effects of amusement and awe on stress responses: Behavioral, physiological, and neural response
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72. Additional file 2 of Centering and flourishing: an online intervention study assessing the effects of a Christian contemplative practice on stress-reduction and human flourishing
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73. Additional file 1 of Centering and flourishing: an online intervention study assessing the effects of a Christian contemplative practice on stress-reduction and human flourishing
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74. Out of the Clinic and into the Woods: The Promising Practice of Nature-Based Therapeutic Mentoring—A Conceptual Review of a California Program that Partnered with the Public Health System of Care
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75. Feeling “wow” in learning: the effects of virtual reality exhibition environments on emotions and learning
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76. We are Nature
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77. Prévenir la Dépression par la Méditation Déconstructive Bouddhiste : le rôle du Soi Décentré dans l'abaissement des Schémas Dépressogènes et de la Menace Identitaire
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78. Virtual journeys, real emotions: Investigating awe in VR tourism experiences
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79. The Influence of a Kindness Personality on Altruistic Behavior among College Students: The Mediating Roles of Natural Connection and Moral Identity
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80. Excellence in media: the effects of ability-based awe videos on prosocial intention and self-improvement
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81. Positivity beyond the interpersonal: how gratitude to nature influences life satisfaction among adolescents
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82. How Awe in Nonwork Activities Promotes Proactive Behavior in Employees: A Spillover Model
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83. Clinician Experiences of Awe Within Therapeutic Dyads: A Qualitative Reflexive Thematic Analysis
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84. Christian Spirituality, Social Interaction, and U.S. National Parks: Experiencing God in Communal Activities
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85. Sustaining the benefits of live music engagement: immediate and enduring influences of awe at Carnegie Hall’s Well-Being Concerts
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86. Designing campus to elicit awe as a form of place-based environmental health promotion
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87. Nature‐based meaning‐focused photography intervention enhances subjective well‐being: A three‐arm randomized controlled study
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88. Nature-based therapy in the UAE: leveraging ecosystems to alleviate depression and anxiety
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89. Assessing Nature-Based Interventions in Social Work with Migrants: Methodological Challenges in Temporal Impact Evaluation
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90. Marginalized community members’ perceptions of nature and psychological wellbeing: Focus group findings on variability in perceived benefits
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91. The Transformative Potential of Biophilic Classrooms
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