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Wellbeing, Space and Society
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ISSN 2666-5581 · Elsevier · 343 artikel di indeks
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When stability becomes immobility: The emotional toll of commuting and homeownership
Residential location shapes how much time people spend commuting, and in many cities, this daily travel has become a major influence on subjective well-being. This study examines how commuting time and homeownership interact to affect emotional well-being in South Korea, where long commutes and…
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Pandemic impacts on experiences of food gardening in New Zealand: Implications for food wellbeing during Covid-19 lockdown
This study provides insight into ways in which food gardening experiences may have changed for Aotearoa New Zealand food gardeners during the country’s first Covid-19 lockdown. This paper explores self-reports of food gardening practices, and of access to food gardens, reasons for gardening, and…
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Navigating well-being in the digital era: A scoping review of digital well-being
In today’s hyperconnected world, most people across generations perceive frequent internet use as normal and acceptable. However, this assumption needs closer examination, as it overlooks potential risks associated with excessive connectivity—risks that may threaten our generation's well-being…
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“Bring back the culture!”: An exploration of the relationship between cultural heritage, nostalgia and older adult subjective wellbeing in Singapore’s Chinatown
Continued population ageing in Singapore means there is a growing proportion of older adults, who are remaining in the community for longer, in line with the ageing in place policy encouraged in almost all ageing populations. This article focuses on Singapore’s Chinatown as a unique place where…
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Correlation between sustainability perception and recreational well-being in urban parks: A case study of Beijing olympic forest Park, China
In the context of global sustainable development, the sustainable construction of urban parks has attracted much attention. The developing countries represented by China have insufficient experience in park construction. The park is mainly for sightseeing and lacks the methods of sustainable park…
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Developing a matrix and manual for mapping access to outdoor environments for older adults and care workers at residential care facilities
Although quantitative and qualitative tools exist for assessing environments for older adults and care workers at residential care facilities (RCFs), a method for mapping quantitative accesses to physical outdoor environmental aspects, such as windows, entrances, balconies, patios, gardens, parks…
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Reach and representativeness within a rural randomized controlled trial designed to improve community health through civic engagement for built environment change in Texas and New York
Background: Community-based trials are important for developing effective, real-world health improvement approaches that address built environment changes, but they often lack rural representation. This paper reports on community (n = 12) and study participant (n = 2420) characteristics of the…
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Social well-being of Canadian adolescents: A national socioecological analysis of individual, household, and living area correlates
In an era of widespread online socializing, little is known about the conditions that shape adolescent social well-being, a key aspect of their overall well-being. Using a socioecological approach, this study examines the social well-being (SoWB) of Canadian adolescents and its individual…
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Contextualizing digital literacy for older adults: a study based on focus groups and guiding theory
The challenge of digital inclusion for an older adult population raises a need to design digital literacy strategies that are both engaging and effective in facilitating older adults’ adaptation to today’s technological world. For this purpose, it is necessary to establish the bases that will serve…
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Intersectional problems, intersectional solutions: A whole-of-community approach to co-produce local park-based physical activity interventions for ethnically diverse adolescent girls in a socio-economically deprived city in the United Kingdom
Parks are important spaces to engage with physical activity (PA) for adolescents, but challenges remain in transforming them into inclusive spaces for adolescent girls. Guided by intersectionality as a critical inquiry and praxis, with gendered understanding of Lefebvre’s notion of ‘the right to…
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Space for being, developing and self-regulating: Outdoor pathways to adolescent wellbeing
Urbanisation, digitalisation and emerging technologies are reshaping young people’s relationship with the outdoor environment. We investigate how everyday outdoor experiences and spaces support adolescent wellbeing, understood as both feeling good and functioning well. Adolescents, at a pivotal…
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Nurturing in nature: an evaluation of a nature-based group for parents and caregivers of babies and young children – a thematic analysis and logic model
Many parents/caregivers experience mental health challenges during the early years of their child’s life. These difficulties not only have a negative long-term impact on child health and development but also incur a significant cost to society. While nature-based interventions show promise for…
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Generation mechanism and multiple pathways of workplace well-being from the perspective of urban forests exposure
To explore the generation mechanism and multiple pathways of workplace well-being, this study examines the issue from an urban forest exposure perspective. It constructs a linear theoretical model and a configurational model, integrating Physical Activity Level (PAL), Urban Forest Exposure…
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Exploring socio-spatial encounters of people experiencing mental ill-health: A photovoice study
With the deinstitutionalisation of mental health care, individuals experiencing mental ill-health are increasingly expected to live as integrated members of the community. Yet, little is known about how they experience their everyday living environments. Situated within the post-deinstitutional…
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The role of Hybrid Green Spaces in secure psychiatric care
Hybrid Green Spaces in psychiatric intensive care units offer a transformative approach to mental healthcare environments, addressing tensions between therapeutic intent and institutional control. Drawing on our CAMHS PICU case, we demonstrate how (co)produced biodiverse outdoor spaces can actively…
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The importance of music during life challenges: A photovoice project led with homeless young adults who experience harmful substance use
Background: Young adults experiencing homelessness and harmful psychoactive substance use experience significant individual and structural challenges. Yet, little is known about how they address these challenges. Music is often used by young adults to address psychosocial challenges, but its use…
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Not quite home: The limitations of neighbourhood community assets measures for understanding ageing in place
Community assets may play an important role in enabling ageing in place. Features like access to health and social care, physical environments that support mobility, natural environments and community spaces that sustain social connection may influence whether people can continue to live…
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Understanding active commuting to school: a participatory Photovoice project at a Secondary School in Toledo, Spain
Background: Active commuting to school (ACS) offers multidimensional benefits for adolescent health, including physical, psychosocial, and cognitive gains. Despite this, the prevalence of ACS continues to decline, particularly in contexts where geographical distance and rural-urban distribution…
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Trauma-informed housing and well-being for refugee children: Insights from pre- and post-migration lived experiences of Zomi refugees, Tulsa
Refugee children often experience displacement, housing precarity, and environmental stress, yet little is known about how these experiences shape their spatial needs and aspirations for home and neighborhood after resettlement. This study explores trauma‑informed housing design through the visual…
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Performance as a psychodynamic device in social and educational contexts
This study analyses performance as a psychodynamic device, understood as a symbolic, repetitive and relationally sustained practice that organises emotional experience, in educational and social contexts, exploring how symbolic repetition, emotional externalisation and narrative construction foster…