48.5%
perceived restorativeness strongly predicts intention to use windows
Perceived restorativeness (PRS) explains 48.5% of variance in window-use intention
PRS was by far the strongest predictor of students' intention to seek out window views in the future, explaining 48.5% of that variance in the SEM model.
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