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When nature sounds like home: Mental wellbeing effects of acoustic diversity differ for local and non-local forest soundscapes
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• Local forest soundscapes elicit greater mental wellbeing effects compared to non-local forest soundscapes. • Well-being effects differ for actual and perceived acoustic diversity. • Greater animal species richness is associated with more feelings of awe for those participants who listened to local forest soundscapes. • Perceived animal species richness increased mental well-being. • Perceived overall acoustic diversity, including perceptions of other sounds, decreased mental wellbeing.
Keywords:
local forest soundscape
mental wellbeing
acoustic diversity
perceived animal species richness
awe
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