2017
DOI: 10.18174/440283
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HappyHier: hoe gelukkig is men waar? : Gegevensverzameling en bepaling van de invloed van het type grondgebruik, deel I

Abstract: ReferaatVries, S. de, W. Nieuwenhuizen & J.M.J. Farjon (2017) This study set out to measure what influence the type of environment has on how happy people say they feel at a certain moment in time, with the aim of formulating rules for quantifying the effect of spatial changes on wellbeing. A smartphone app was developed for use by a broad sample population in the Netherlands, with push notifications prompting people to report how they felt at a certain moment. From 1 May to 28 July of 2016, 4318 unique partic… Show more

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“…Presumably, nearness implies a high frequency of contact with nature, with beneficial consequences. Other studies show positive associations of well-being with a varied green window view from home (Honold et al, 2015), a green garden at home (De Vries et al, 2017), the presence of street trees (Taylor et al, 2012) and/or other streetscape greenery (Van Dillen et al, 2012). When it comes to health promotion, it is therefore reasonable to expect that having a green garden is a relatively important component of one's local supply of green space.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Presumably, nearness implies a high frequency of contact with nature, with beneficial consequences. Other studies show positive associations of well-being with a varied green window view from home (Honold et al, 2015), a green garden at home (De Vries et al, 2017), the presence of street trees (Taylor et al, 2012) and/or other streetscape greenery (Van Dillen et al, 2012). When it comes to health promotion, it is therefore reasonable to expect that having a green garden is a relatively important component of one's local supply of green space.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Recentelijk hebben De Vries et al (2017) een aanwijzing gevonden dat het hebben van een groene tuin inderdaad een rol kan spelen. In een onderzoek met circa 4000 deelnemers bleek dat deelnemers met een, volgens eigen opgave, grotendeels onverharde tuin een significant hogere levenssatisfactie kenden dan deelnemers zonder tuin of met een grotendeels verharde tuin.…”
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