Relationship among Perceived Restorativeness, Recovery Experience and Happiness of Suncheon Bay National Garden Visitors: Based on Attention Restoration Theory

Yeob, Kang Hee; Bong, Suh Kwang

doi:10.26446/kjlrp.2020.6.44.2.31

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“…The results of this study are consistent with those shown by Tyrväinen et al [ 33 ] that short-term visits to urban natural areas have a positive effect on stress relief and restorative environment perception compared to the architectural environment. Kang and Suh [ 34 ] also reported that visitors to Suncheon Bay National Garden experience stress relief and restoration naturally through involuntary attention.…”

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The Influence of Urban Gardening Activities on Participants’ Perceived Restorativeness, Resilience, Sense of Community and Stress

Kim

Oh²,

Kim³

et al. 2023

Healthcare

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This study aimed to investigate the influence of urban garden activities on participants’ perceived restorativeness, resilience, sense of community, and stress reduction. A total of ninety individuals who agreed to participate in the experiment were divided into experimental and control groups. To collect data, 16 sessions of urban garden activities were conducted every two weeks from May to November 2022. Perceived Restorativeness Scale, Connor–Davidson Resilience Scale, Sense of Community Index, and Brief Encounter Psychosocial Instrument were employed to measure participants’ psychological effects. To evaluate physiological effects, salivary cortisol tests were performed. The results of the study revealed that urban gardening activities influenced on participants’ physiological and psychological reactions in positive ways.

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The Influence of Urban Gardening Activities on Participants’ Perceived Restorativeness, Resilience, Sense of Community and Stress

Kim

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Kim³

et al. 2023

Healthcare

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“…7 Program (University of Düsseldorf, Düsseldorf, Germany). The sample size of the group was calculated as 342 with reference to the study byKang and Suh (2020) and the perception survey on gardens byPark (2021), setting the effect size as the medium effect size of 0.3 byCohen (1988) that is commonly used in social science studies, α value of 0.05, and power of 0.95. Based on this value, the total sample size was adjusted to 376, and 360 copies of the questionnaire were ultimately analyzed excluding 16 copies with omitted responses to the survey items.…”

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Analysis of Perceived Restorativeness, Restoration Outcomes, and Plant Preference of Garden Visitors: Focusing on National Gardens, Local Gardens, and Private Gardens

Kim,

et al. 2023

J. People Plants Environ

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Background and objective: This study was conducted to provide basic data for more active use of gardens by analyzing perceived restorativeness, restoration outcomes, and plant preference of garden visitors.Methods: The study was conducted from April 20 to June 25, 2022 on 6 research sites including national gardens, local gardens, and private gardens, and a survey was conducted on 360 adults who agreed to participate in the study. Perceived restorativeness, restoration outcomes, and plant preference of garden visitors were measured. Frequency analysis, one-way ANOVA, chi-square test, Pearson's correlation analysis, and simple linear regression analysis were conducted for data analysis using the SPSS Statistics 19.0.Results: The results of this study are as follows. Perceived restorativeness (F = 4.507, p < .05) and restoration outcomes (F = 3.321, p < .05) of garden visitors showed statistically significant differences by group. Preference for plants with a lot of fragrance (F = 4.125, p < .05) and large-flowered plants (F = 3.155, p < .05) showed statistically significant differences by group, and the preference was high. Perceived restorativeness, restoration outcomes, and plant preference mostly showed significant positive correlations. Perceived restorativeness had a positive effect on restoration outcomes and plant preference, and restoration outcomes had a positive effect on plant preference.Conclusion: Gardens can serve as a restorative environment providing visitors with relaxation and psychological stability. It is necessary to reflect the design elements of a healing environment that lead to positive restorative effects on garden design and to plant preferred plants in the gardens.

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브레이킹의 올림픽 스포츠 종목 도입에 따른 Mz세대들의 잠재적 시청 의도 예측: 확장된 목표지향적 행동모형(emgb) 검증

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Korean J. Phys Educ

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Relationship among Perceived Restorativeness, Recovery Experience and Happiness of Suncheon Bay National Garden Visitors: Based on Attention Restoration Theory

Cited by 4 publications

References 12 publications

The Influence of Urban Gardening Activities on Participants’ Perceived Restorativeness, Resilience, Sense of Community and Stress

The Influence of Urban Gardening Activities on Participants’ Perceived Restorativeness, Resilience, Sense of Community and Stress

Analysis of Perceived Restorativeness, Restoration Outcomes, and Plant Preference of Garden Visitors: Focusing on National Gardens, Local Gardens, and Private Gardens

브레이킹의 올림픽 스포츠 종목 도입에 따른 Mz세대들의 잠재적 시청 의도 예측: 확장된 목표지향적 행동모형(emgb) 검증

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