The Correlational Relationship Between Physical Characteristics, Activities, and Sense of Place of a Public Space

Dea, Rafidah Azzar; Kusuma, Hanson Endra

doi:10.12962/j2355262x.v20i2.a9297

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“…Environmental factors are related to the physical or social environment. The physical environment generally refers to the unique local characteristics of the place, including physical geography, history and culture, infrastructure and services, and architectural style ( Stedman, 2002 ; Ortiz et al, 2004 ; Ali, 2019 ; Dea and Kusuma, 2021 ). Mohammadi (2021) showed that physical characteristics of urban spaces can affect sense of place by affecting human perception.…”

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The mediating effect of geospatial thinking on the relationship between family capital and sense of place

Zhang

Liang²,

Su³

et al. 2022

Front. Psychol.

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Few studies have examined how family capital affects the sense of place, and the effect of spatial thinking on the relationship between the two is unclear. This study constructs a mediation model to examine the impact of family capital on sense of place and the mediation effect of geospatial thinking. A total of 1,004 upper-secondary-school students were surveyed using the Family Capital Questionnaire, the Geospatial Thinking Test, and the Sense of Place Scale. The correlation analysis showed that family capital has a positive effect on both sense of place and geospatial thinking. Moreover, there is also a significant positive correlation between geospatial thinking and sense of place. The results of mediation analysis indicated that geospatial thinking plays mediating and buffering roles in the relationship between family capital and sense of place after controlling for gender and residential address. The direct and indirect effects accounted for 73.31 and 26.69% of the total effect, respectively. Specifically, family capital is a significant positive predictor of both sense of place and geospatial thinking, and geospatial thinking partially mediates the relationship between family capital and sense of place. Students from better family backgrounds are more likely to have a better geospatial thinking and sense of place, as well as geospatial thinking promotes the development of a sense of place. Therefore, both family capital and geospatial thinking should be considered when we want to examine and develop individuals’ level of sense of place.

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Section: Theoretical Basis and Hypothesismentioning

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The mediating effect of geospatial thinking on the relationship between family capital and sense of place

Zhang

Liang²,

Su³

et al. 2022

Front. Psychol.

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“…Beberapa penelitian terdahulu terkait karakteristik fisik di ruang publik serta kegiatan pada akhir pekan, disebutkan bahwa karakteristik fisik lingkungan alam mendorong rasa tempat yang bermakna dan mendorong kegiatan menyegarkan yang juga mendorong rasa tempat yang bermakna (Dea & Kusuma, 2021), serta aktivitas rekreasi yang paling sering dilakukan pada akhir pekan yaitu pergi ke taman bersama keluarga, dan mayoritas melakukan aktivitas tersebut pada siang hari (Marxalim & Putranto, 2019). Sedangkan untuk penelitian terkait Covid-19, disebutkan bahwa resiko penularan Covid-19 terjadi melalui udara (airborne) dan sirkulasi udara serta aksesibilitas ruang dalam yang tidak tepat akan meningkatkan resiko penularan Covid-19 (Li & Tang, 2022;Ratih et al, 2022;Shao et al, 2020).…”

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“…Dari sini terlihat bahwa masyarakat yang ingin berakhir pekan cenderung ingin menikmati suasana akhir pekan dengan stimulus aktif berdasarkan dari perasaan mereka. Rasa semangat dan bahagia dapat timbul akibat adanya stimulasi dari tempat berakhir pekan yang memberikan rasa aman dan nyaman kepada pengunjung tempat tersebut (Dea & Kusuma, 2021;Dwiputra et al, 2019) Selain Rasa Semangat, Rasa Rileks juga menjadi kategori yang dominan dalam respon emosional. Rasa Rileks menunjukkan bagaimana pengunjung menikmati suasana dengan stimulus pasif yang terjadi ketika mereka berada di tempat tersebut ketika berakhir pekan.…”

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“…Untuk mewadahi kegiatan akhir pekan, kualitas visual seperti pencahayaan dan penataan ruang menjadi karakteristik yang paling mengakomodasi preferensi masyarakat pada setiap kategori kegiatan (Dea & Kusuma, 2021;Ryan et al, 2010). Sementara itu untuk kegiatan relaksasi, semua variabel karakteristik tempat diperlukan dalam mewadahi akhir pekan dari responden.…”

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Karakteristik Tempat, Respon Khawatir Covid, Dan Respon Emosional Masyarakat Terkait Kegiatan Akhir Pekan

Putra

2022

JUARA

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Weekends are a marker time of the week where people do activities to entertain themselves. But sometimes, weekends for some people still have to take care of work that cannot be completed on weekdays. This study discusses the characteristics of the place, the response to worry about covid-19, as well as the emotional response of the community regarding weekend activities. This study uses qualitative methods in the first stage and quantitative methods of regression analysis in the second stage. From the results of the regression analysis, it was revealed that the characteristics of the space atmosphere, and interaction activities encouraged a sense of enthusiasm and a sense of relaxation from respondents regarding weekend places and activities during the pandemic.

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“…The diversity of facilities and users could provide opportunities for a variety of activities. Physical characteristics that exist in a public space could influence the activity within the space [20]. The presence of shade rooms, rest spaces, activity spaces, and accessibility could affect users in their activities in public spaces [21].…”

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Determining The Needs of Social Affordance in an Open Public Space for Gen Z

Almadina,

Marcillia

2024

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Gen Z, who are adolescents, need places for social interaction, places for retreat, and places for restoration to support their development phase. Their needs could be settled by utilizing the space and perceiving the social affordances of open public spaces. The study examined the social affordances of open public space that sustain Gen Z’s development needs. The study was conducted in a famous open public space in Yogyakarta, Titik 0 km Yogyakarta. Questionnaires and observations were carried out for data collection from the visitors of Titik 0 km Yogyakarta between 12-25 years old. The result indicated that Gen Z tends to utilize the physical setting of the open public space to achieve social interaction needs. The variety of seating facilities, enclosure levels, and crowding influenced Gen Z’s decision to do activities in certain locations. The finding indicated the adolescent’s needs for social interaction, retreat, and restoration experiences could be obtained from perceived social affordances by doing social activities in open public spaces. More needs are achieved in open public spaces, more opportunities for Gen Z to enhance their development quality.

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The Correlational Relationship Between Physical Characteristics, Activities, and Sense of Place of a Public Space

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The mediating effect of geospatial thinking on the relationship between family capital and sense of place

The mediating effect of geospatial thinking on the relationship between family capital and sense of place

Karakteristik Tempat, Respon Khawatir Covid, Dan Respon Emosional Masyarakat Terkait Kegiatan Akhir Pekan

Determining The Needs of Social Affordance in an Open Public Space for Gen Z

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