虚拟现实环境中的亲生物干预能否缩小城市心理健康差距

Inequity in access to urban green spaces perpetuates marked disparities in psychological well-being in cities. The present study evaluates whether micro-scale biophilic interventions in virtual environments act as a socio-perceptual equalizer (Environmental Equigenesis Hypothesis) and modulate attention through oculomotor patterns of soft fascination (Attention Restoration Theory). Within this framework, 60 Hz eye-tracking integrated into Immersive Virtual Reality (IVR) was used to capture implicit attentional dynamics objectively. Framed within a mixed methods project registered on the Open S