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More people than ever are turning to the country’s national forests for recreation, and they’re bumping into each other—philosophically, if not literally.
Regular visitors inaccurately estimate urban forest crowding.
Sound can be used to define spaces at a room, building, or city level, with soundscapes affecting patterns of social association, physical movement and interaction.
Walkability has a modest association to the local sense of community.
People using Global Positioning System (GPS) mobile navigation systems walk through a space differently than people using maps or direct-experience to guide their travels.
A number of factors make a neighborhood seem disordered; the ones that are physical will be discussed here.
Kelly and Hosking used a case study of a seaside Australian town to explore the relationship between owners of second-homes and the communities in which those second homes are located.
In neighborhoods where there is a main street that concentrates pedestrian activity, there is a greater sense of community than in neighborhoods that do not have a main street.
People who have more dominant personalities favor vertical arrangements of objects more than people who are less dominant, even when the objects arranged have no social meaning.
In girls, language processing is more abstract and in boys it is more sensory.