Ábrajegyzék

1. táblázat: Az NR-6 Természethez Kötődés Skála Saját szerkesztés.
2. táblázat: A Természeti élmények mérőeszköz Saját szerkesztés.
3. táblázat: A kutatás során használt mérőeszközök leíró statisztikai adatai és megbízhatósági mutatói. Saját szerkesztés.
4. táblázat: A folytonos változók Spearman-féle rangkorrelációs mátrixa. Saját szerkesztés.
5. táblázat: A vizsgált regressziós modellek sztenderdizált meredekségparaméterei (β), illeszkedési (korrigált R2; F) és multikollinearitás-mutatói (VIF). Saját szerkesztés.

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