Privacy and housing: research perspectives based on a systematic literature review

Macedo, Priscila Ferreira de; Ornstein, Sheila Walbe; Elali, Gleice Azambuja

doi:10.1007/s10901-022-09939-z

Cited by 15 publications

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“…The home has been evaluated as the core of private life, offering the prospect of family interaction and providing privacy for the individual [22]. Within the home, the bedroom is often recognized as the "most private space" [17], as a personal, solitary refuge for the individual.…”

Section: Use Of Bedroomsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Beyond Sleep: Investigating User Needs in Today’s Bedrooms

Dincer,

Tietz,

Dalci

2024

Buildings

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This study investigates the current use of bedrooms to fill a knowledge gap in the existing sleep studies literature by focusing on user preferences and their needs. Despite substantial research into the optimal physical conditions for sleep, there remains a gap in understanding how individuals use their bedrooms today. As an initial step to bridge this gap, we employed a mixed-method research approach, integrating quantitative and qualitative data results. A survey including multiple-choice and open-ended questionnaire items was undertaken in Australia with 304 participants. Our research findings indicate that ‘having a separate bedroom in a house’ is the most common arrangement. However, other arrangements, such as living in a bedsit or sharing a bedroom, are indicators of diverse bedroom conditions. In total, 70% of respondents stated that they would like to make changes to their bedrooms for physical, functional, comfort-based, and aesthetic reasons, with comfort ranked as the highest. The majority of respondents stating they would not make any modifications in their bedrooms were found to be owner-occupiers. Mattress quality and privacy emerged as the most significant factors impacting the respondents’ bedroom experience, and female participants were reported to place higher importance on cleanliness compared to male participants. Additionally, preferences for sleeping alone or with a partner were found to shift with age. Based on our findings, we suggest that survey-based sleep studies should evaluate the bedroom arrangements before the individual’s sleep habits. Further studies are needed to understand how privacy needs influence sleep quality. From a built environment viewpoint, this study emphasizes the need to develop bedroom design solutions tailored to optimize bedroom conditions, particularly for rental tenants who often have limited control over the physical conditions of their sleep environment.

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Section: Use Of Bedroomsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Beyond Sleep: Investigating User Needs in Today’s Bedrooms

Dincer,

Tietz,

Dalci

2024

Buildings

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“…Por otra parte, la literatura ha demostrado la influencia de algunas características en los hogares sobre el confort y la salud mental de sus ocupantes. Por ejemplo, se ha documentado que la ausencia de privacidad en los hogares imposibilita lograr un estado deseado de intimidad, provocando insatisfacción en las personas (De Macedo et al, 2022), la percepción del ruido intenso y temperaturas extremas puede potencializar el malestar emocional y conductas agresivas (Klatte et al, 2016; Moser, 2014). A su vez, altos niveles de intensidad luminosa en los hogares obstaculizan el buen desarrollo de las acciones cotidianas y todos estos componentes en su conjunto, pueden incrementar la ira, comportamientos agresivos y conductas antisociales (Patra, 2022).…”

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“…On the other hand, the literature has shown the influence of several home features on their occupants’ comfort and mental health. For example, it has been documented that the absence of privacy in homes make it impossible to achieve a desired state of intimacy, leading to dissatisfaction (De Macedo et al, 2022), and that the perception of loud noise and extreme temperatures can heighten emotional distress and aggressive behaviours (Klatte et al, 2016; Moser, 2014). In turn, high levels of light in homes hinder smooth everyday actions, and all these components together can increase anger and aggressive and antisocial behaviours (Patra, 2022).…”

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Home habitability, perceived stress and antisocial behaviour (Habitabilidad de la vivienda, estrés percibido y conducta antisocial)

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Rascón-Arriaga

Medina-Fernández

et al. 2023

International Journal of Social Psychology: Revista de Psicolog

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Poor habitability conditions have a negative impact on people's mental health and influence their perception of stress and their adoption of antisocial behaviours. Through a non-experimental, transversal, correlational-causal design, we checked the mediating role of perceived stress between habitability and antisocial behaviour in people from low socioeconomic strata in northwest Mexico. The sample was comprised of 350 people with an average age of 40.65 (SD = 15.18). Through a structural equations model (SEM), we demonstrated that poor home habitability conditions influence perceived stress, and that perceived stress, in turn, influences antisocial and criminal behaviour (R 2 = 43%). The results reveal the importance of considering unfavourable physical conditions in homes as a stimulator of disruptive and violent behaviours.

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“…Usury transactions, which involve the imposition of interest rates and late fines, often result in financial difficulties for consumers, leading to the unfortunate loss of deposited funds and the subsequent repossession of purchased houses. Regrettably, this has become a prevalent occurrence in numerous housing complexes that adhere to the ribawi concept, where banks confiscate properties (de Macedo et al, 2022).…”

Section: Sharia Housingmentioning

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Non Bank Sharia Housing Decision Segment: Halal Friendly Environmental Effects as Moderation

Anggraeni,

Normasyhuri,

Kusuma

et al. 2023

JEBIS

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Introduction: The study conducted by researchers aimed to examine the correlation between pricing and digital marketing, as well as the impact of a halal-friendly atmosphere on the robustness of non-bank sharia-based property purchasing choices. Methods: The research methodology used in this study is quantitative, using the software SmartPLS 3.0. The collection of primary data was conducted by sampling respondents, namely non-bank sharia housing customers, via the purposive sampling method. A total of 500 samples were used for the study. The data was obtained via the use of Google Form, with the indicator assessment being conducted using a Likert Scale. Results: The study findings indicate a favorable correlation between pricing and digital marketing in connection to the decision-making process for purchasing non-bank sharia property. The establishment of a halal-compliant setting enhances the correlation between pricing and digital marketing in the context of consumer choices about non-bank sharia-compliant housing. Conclusion and suggestion: The objective of this study is to identify market opportunities and offer guidance to sharia housing developers in developing innovative housing concepts that align with market demands. Additionally, the study aims to enhance developers' understanding of and ability to respond to the needs and preferences of buyers seeking a halal-friendly living environment.

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Privacy and housing: research perspectives based on a systematic literature review

Cited by 15 publications

References 99 publications

Beyond Sleep: Investigating User Needs in Today’s Bedrooms

Beyond Sleep: Investigating User Needs in Today’s Bedrooms

Home habitability, perceived stress and antisocial behaviour (Habitabilidad de la vivienda, estrés percibido y conducta antisocial)

Non Bank Sharia Housing Decision Segment: Halal Friendly Environmental Effects as Moderation

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