Sağlık psikolojisi bakış açısından karar anı teşviklerinin merdiven kullanımı üzerindeki etkileri

Taşkale, Nermin

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“…In another study [21], the use of stairs increased from 27.7% to 31.2% with visual footprint guidance and to 43.6% with the use of health messages. While modern social trends and technologies affect the quality of life, they create an inactive lifestyle with negative health results [22]. The persuasive negative effects of technology will be reduced by the effect of technology and create a social impact by altering the attitudes and behaviours of people [23].…”

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Measurement of user satisfaction in vertical pedestrian movements

Arslan

2019

FACTA U SERIES ARCHI

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This research study examines the human relationship with the staircase, the vertical circulation tool, in terms of user satisfaction. In the literature, the lack of papers dealing with user satisfaction in detail within the scope of dimensional competence necessitates this study. The satisfaction values of the stair users and the variables affecting these values, and at the same time, the realisation of the satisfaction analysis of the existing national stairway standards constitute the main objective of the study. For this purpose, 400 user satisfaction surveys were conducted in two different application areas and analysed by Statistical Package for the Social Sciences software. According to the findings of the research, the stairs chosen in the application areas are designed in accordance with national stairway standards. Users expressed their dissatisfaction with normal-to-weakweighted negative feedback on the variables of visual admiration, dimensional competence, safety and fatigue. Finally, the existence of the relationship between the variables affecting the user satisfaction is examined; recommendations based on user satisfaction for staircases design are offered.

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Measurement of user satisfaction in vertical pedestrian movements

Arslan

2019

FACTA U SERIES ARCHI

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A model for evaluating the user satisfaction of human movements on stairs through the ergonomic design approach

Arslan

Erkan

2020

Theoretical Issues in Ergonomics Science

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Influence of COVID-19 Building Restrictions on Physical Activity Promotion Through Increased Stair Use and Limited Elevator Access: A Quasi-Experimental Study—Sport and Physical Activity Group Active Campus Project

Ryan¹,

Elliott-King

Ward

2021

Journal of Physical Activity and Health

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Background: The aim of this study was to determine the effectiveness of UK government COVID-19 safe offices policy to increase stair use in a higher education setting during the COVID-19 pandemic. Methods: Automated counts at 3 ground floor staircases and the elevator entrances were used to estimate stair to elevator use ratio for ascent and descent from/to the ground floor of a university building at baseline (January to March 2020), first and second intervention months (October 2020, November 2020, respectively). Stair promoting signage and a 1-way system was implemented, in line with government policy. Results: At baseline, stair to elevator use ratio for ascent from and descent to the ground floor was 1.36 (0.02) and 1.88 (0.02) people, respectively. The ratio significantly increased in the first intervention month to 2.64 (0.09) and 3.96 (0.22) people for ascent and descent, respectively. However, the ratio decreased between the first and second intervention months to 1.63 (0.06) and 3.05 (0.52) people for ascent and descent, respectively. Conclusion: The UK government COVID-19 policy was effective at increasing stair use in a higher education setting.

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Sağlık psikolojisi bakış açısından karar anı teşviklerinin merdiven kullanımı üzerindeki etkileri

Cited by 3 publications

References 24 publications

Measurement of user satisfaction in vertical pedestrian movements

Measurement of user satisfaction in vertical pedestrian movements

A model for evaluating the user satisfaction of human movements on stairs through the ergonomic design approach

Influence of COVID-19 Building Restrictions on Physical Activity Promotion Through Increased Stair Use and Limited Elevator Access: A Quasi-Experimental Study—Sport and Physical Activity Group Active Campus Project

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