Evaluating the Model of Causal Relations Between Sense of Place and Residential Satisfaction in Iranian Public Housing (The Case of Mehr Housing in Pardis, Tehran)

Ghafourian, Mitra; Hesari, Elham

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“…Moreover, the social cure effect can be found in diverse group and context, such that social identity was associated with depressive symptom among older adults [31], greater satisfaction with life among homeless people [32] and more hedonic and eudaimonic well-being among voluntary and forced refugees [33]. Specific to the particular group, the social cure effect have also been found [34][35][36]. For example, used data from the six wave of the world values survey (2014), Greenaway et al [29] concluded community identity could facilitate perceived personal control, these relationships can significantly improve well-being.…”

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The Mediating Effect of Community Identity between Socioeconomic Status and Sense of Gain in Chinese Adults

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Yang

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Background: Several studies have explored the positive relationship between socioeconomic status and sense of gain. However, little is known about the underlying mechanism between them. This study aimed to explore whether community identity had a mediating role between them among Chinese adults. Methods: Data were collected from a nationally representative samples of 28,300 adults from the China Family Panel Studies. Socioeconomic status was assessed using individuals' income and social status. Community identity was assessed through evaluation of the community's public facilities, surrounding environment, surrounding security, neighborhood relationship, neighborhood assistance and feelings towards the community. Sense of gain was measured by evaluation of environmental conservation, gap between the rich and the poor, employment, education, medical treatment, housing, social security, and government corruption. Pearson's correlation was used to examine the associations between major variables. Mediation analyses were performed to explore the mediating role of community identity between socioeconomic status and sense of gain. Results: Socioeconomic status was positively associated with sense of gain. Community identity played a mediating role between socioeconomic status and sense of gain. Conclusion: Community identity mediated the relationship between socioeconomic status and sense of gain. Promoting the mobility of socioeconomic status and actively intervening in community identity are conducive to improve sense of gain. political sense of gain, security sense of gain and self-realization sense of gain. Studies have reported there is positive associations between sense of gain and cognition and psychological health, such as well-being [5,6], government trust [2,7], andperception of social stability [8]. Therefore, exploring how to enhance individuals' sense of gain contributes to national stability and psychological health.Socioeconomic status is a social classification used to reflect the relative position of an individual in the social hierarchy, which is composed of objective material resources (often measured by income, education level, and occupational status), and subjectively perceived social status [9,10]. Socioeconomic status affects every aspects of an individual's life, including sense of gain. For example, Wang [11] found that the increase of socioeconomic status was often accompanied by the improvement of sense of gain. Specifically, upper-middle status or upper-status residents have higher sense of gain than lower status residents. Wang, Tan, and Fu [12] also found that socioeconomic status had a significant and positive effect on sense of gain. Tan, Wang and Zhang [13] found significant differences in sense of gain among different educational levels and monthly income. Dou, Dong and Tan [14] found that there were positive relationship between subjective and objective socioeconomic status and sense of gain. There are also studies that provide indirect evidence for the relationship between socioec...

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The Mediating Effect of Community Identity between Socioeconomic Status and Sense of Gain in Chinese Adults

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“…According to Varady and Carrozza (), residential satisfaction among tenants includes four main categories: satisfaction with the dwelling unit, satisfaction with the service provided, satisfaction package provided for the rent, and satisfaction with the neighborhoods. Residential satisfaction could also be influenced by the community and neighborhoods (Berk, ; Ghafourian & Hesari, ). In Mohit, Ibrahim, and Rashid (), one's neighborhood includes the position of their house with respect to their work place, town center, school, hospital, market, shopping centers, public library, religious building, and bus and taxi stations.…”

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“…Therefore, based on the keyword co‐occurrence shown in Figure , a scale for measuring residential satisfaction should include variables for satisfaction with the housing facility (such as functional requirement of housing), variables for community and neighborhood satisfaction (such as sense of belonging to a place, memorable spatial setting, pleasant spatial setting, satisfaction with how environment promotes social interaction and relationship, level of satisfaction with symbolic features linking an individual to a place, and one's satisfaction with community identity; Ghafourian & Hesari, ), and variables for quality of life and health (such as level of satisfaction with the physical comfort in building and surrounding).…”

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“…Residential satisfaction could also be influenced by the community and neighborhoods (Berk, 2005;Ghafourian & Hesari, 2017). In Mohit, Ibrahim, and Rashid (2010), one's neighborhood includes the position of their house with respect to their work place, town center, school, hospital, market, shopping centers, public library, religious building, and bus and taxi stations.…”

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“…In Mohit, Ibrahim, and Rashid (2010), one's neighborhood includes the position of their house with respect to their work place, town center, school, hospital, market, shopping centers, public library, religious building, and bus and taxi stations. Neighborhoods can be considered as the place-making factors that lead to place identity, place dependence, and place attachment for residential satisfaction (Ghafourian & Hesari, 2017). According to Teck-Hong (2012), housing satisfaction may depend on the housing tenure programs.…”

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The ends required to justify the means for sustainable affordable housing: A review on critical success criteria

Adabre

Chan

2018

Sustainable Development

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In this time of increasing housing demand and incessant housing supply deficit, the need for critical success criteria (CSC) to qualitatively and quantitatively measure the performance of affordable housing projects has become even more relevant. Though affordable housing has received much attention in the construction industry, success in affordable housing is interpreted differently by different researchers and is an abstract term difficult to be assessed. Besides, limited studies exit on providing a framework for assessing success in affordable housing projects. This paper aims to review the literature on CSC for affordable housing and based on the outcomes develop a framework for measuring success in affordable housing projects. To this end, CSC‐related papers were retrieved from Scopus and the Web of Science databases. A systematic desktop search was employed, which culminated in the selection of 34 articles related to CSC for both general construction and affordable housing projects. Based on the literature, 20 CSC for sustainable affordable housing were identified and used to develop a conceptual framework of product success, project management success, and project success. Practically, the findings of this study could help architects, project managers, and planners monitor and control affordable housing projects to ensure successful delivery while also serving as measuring criteria to assess performance of affordable housing projects in meeting households' needs. Theoretically, this study offers an important acumen to the existing literature on CSC for affordable housing and provides useful findings for further empirical studies.

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Analyzing the relationship between place attachment and residential satisfaction through the mediation of social capital- the case of affordable housing

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Evaluating the Model of Causal Relations Between Sense of Place and Residential Satisfaction in Iranian Public Housing (The Case of Mehr Housing in Pardis, Tehran)

Cited by 27 publications

References 58 publications

The Mediating Effect of Community Identity between Socioeconomic Status and Sense of Gain in Chinese Adults

The Mediating Effect of Community Identity between Socioeconomic Status and Sense of Gain in Chinese Adults

The ends required to justify the means for sustainable affordable housing: A review on critical success criteria

Analyzing the relationship between place attachment and residential satisfaction through the mediation of social capital- the case of affordable housing

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