Unexplained good and bad vibes!
Although there are cognitive explanations for why people pick up on negative or positive environmental cues, there are still unanswered questions about why some places seem to have a positive “something” while other places seem to have a corresponding, yet illogical, negative “something.” For example, people may judge a room, a house, promoting overall emotional stability or productivity. Similarly, there are places that are considered by many to be unproductive or unhappy.
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