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ISSN 1527-7143
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August 01, 2026 PDT

Modelling How Campus Green Space Exposure Predicts Stress Alleviation Among University Students: A PLS-SEM Investigation of Cognitive, Social, and Mood Factors

Tekla Amutenya, PhD, Dickson Okoree Mireku, PhD, Collins Asamoah Debrah, Ph.D, Jacob Owusu Sarfo, Ph.D, Eric Mensah, PhD, Felix Kofi Essel, James Kojo Prah, PhD, Andrews Baidoo, BSc., Brandford Bervell, PhD,
Campus green spacesStress alleviationSocial interaction improvementStructural Equation modellingMood elevationCognitive enhancement
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North American Journal of Psychology
Amutenya, T., Okoree Mireku, D., Asamoah Debrah, C., Owusu Sarfo, J., Mensah, E., Kofi Essel, F., Kojo Prah, J., Baidoo, A., & Bervell, B. (2026). Modelling how campus green space exposure predicts stress alleviation among university students: A PLS-SEM investigation of cognitive, social, and mood factors. North American Journal of Psychology, 28(3), 1632–1661. https://doi.org/10.65696/001c.166217
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