What is the duration of forest exposure in each of the five studies?

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Duration of Forest Exposure

The duration of forest exposure varies across the five studies:

  • In the study by 1, participants stayed in a forest park for 3 days and 2 nights.
  • The study by 2 involved surveys conducted twice in a forest on the same day, but the exact duration of forest exposure is not specified.
  • The review by 3 does not provide information on the duration of forest exposure, as it is a narrative review of the literature.
  • In the study by 4, subjects walked for 2 hours in the morning and afternoon in a forest park.
  • The study by 5 involved spending one hour in the forest, with a one-week interval before spending one hour in a field.

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[Reviewing the psychological and physical health effects of forests].

Sante publique (Vandoeuvre-les-Nancy, France), 2019

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