Exploring Bedroom and Workplace Design Preferences

24 October 2024

This study explores bedroom and workplace design preferences.
On average, individuals spend about one-third of their lives sleeping and a significant portion of their waking hours at their workplaces (almost 2/3 of our lives in these two environments), making the design of bedrooms and workplaces crucial for well-being and productivity.

Requirements

Take part in this study

Keywords

• Liverpool John Moores University
• Bedroom and Workplace Design Preferences
• Environmental Psychology
• LJMU Doctoral Academy

Ethical approval

This study has been reviewed by and received ethical approval from the Liverpool John Moores University Board of Ethics committee (UREC Reg no. - 24/PSY/006) through the School of Health Ethics Committee, MinimalRiskUREC@ljmu.ac.uk

About the researcher

Jan is an environmental psychologist who researches home and workplace environments for wellness and productivity.

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