Are people happier with larger green space? A study of greenness and happiness in urban China

Cheng, Manxi

doi:10.1080/14765284.2020.1798639

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“…Third, CFPS data have become a high‐quality data source for happiness studies in recent years, with quite a number of scholars having employed CFPS data to conduct their research on happiness (e.g., Chen et al, 2021; Li, 2022). During all the stages of data collection, the research team from Peking University adopted a telephone check, field check, audio record check, interview reviews, and statistical analyses to ensure the validity and reliability of the CFPS data, thereby guaranteeing the quality of the investigation and providing a solid foundation for the happiness study (Cheng, 2020; Xie & Hu, 2014; Xie & Lu, 2015).…”

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“…ensure the validity and reliability of the CFPS data, thereby guaranteeing the quality of the investigation and providing a solid foundation for the happiness study(Cheng, 2020;Xie & Hu, 2014;Xie & Lu, 2015).The CPFS was launched in 2010 by the Institute of Social Science Survey of Peking University and currently encompasses five waves collected in 2010, 2012, 2014, 2016, and 2018. However, the 2010, 2012, and 2014 surveys lack detailed information about online shopping.…”

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Click it, and increase hedonic consumption ratio: How does online shopping improve the long‐term subjective well‐being of consumers?

Wang

Jia

2023

J of Consumer Behaviour

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In the past few decades, consumers across the globe have become heavily reliant on e‐commerce to purchase almost everything, from essential goods to hedonic goods. The prevalence of online shopping has significantly improved the consumption process and, by meeting consumers' needs, likely affects their long‐term subjective well‐being (SWB). Using individual‐level data from the 2018 China Family Panel Studies, this study shows that online shopping enhances the long‐term SWB of consumers by increasing their proportion of hedonic consumption. Consumer income can moderate the effect of online shopping on the long‐term SWB of consumers, such that high consumer income can weaken this effect. In addition, the effect of online shopping on long‐term SWB is stronger for rural consumers than for urban consumers. The authors close with a discussion of the implications of this study's findings for academics and policy makers.

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Click it, and increase hedonic consumption ratio: How does online shopping improve the long‐term subjective well‐being of consumers?

Wang

Jia

2023

J of Consumer Behaviour

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“…Environmental issues have been widely discussed by many scholars (Fu and Zhang, 2011;Cheng, 2020), and the topics are quite broad, such as the relationship between economic growth and pollution emissions, environmental efficiency, etc. (Llorca and Meunié, 2009;Färe et al, 2014;Ma et al, 2018).…”

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Application of remote sensing satellite data for carbon emissions reduction

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Journal of Chinese Economic and Business Studies

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“…There is no doubt that cognitive ability has a positive mediating effect, and higher subjective social class could effectively improve mental health [ 44 ]. Living near the park has been positively correlated with residents’ life satisfaction, which can significantly buffer the residents’ depression symptoms [ 45 ]. In order to explore the impact of environment on individuals’ depression, this study aims to introduce a new perspective to explain the impact mechanism of environmental quality perception on depression.…”

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Effects of Environmental Quality Perception on Depression: Subjective Social Class as a Mediator

Zhang

2021

IJERPH

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Although the relationship between environment and public depression has aroused heated debate, the empirical research on the relationship between environmental quality perception and public depression is still relatively insufficient. This paper aims to explore the influence of environmental quality perception on public depression and the mediating role of subjective social class between environmental quality perception and public depression. Using the China Family Panel Studies data of 2016 for empirical analysis, this study’s results show that environmental quality perception has a significant effect on public depression and subjective social class also has a significant effect on public depression. In addition, we found that subjective social class can play a partial mediating role between environmental quality perception and public depression, and the intermediary effect only comes from the contribution of the perception of living environmental quality, not the perception of overall environmental quality. That is to say, the perception of living environment quality deeply affects the subjective social class, and then induces public depression. In order to alleviate the relationship between environmental quality and public depression, it is recommended that the state environmental protection department and civil affairs department strengthen the improvement of public living environment so as to promote individual subjective social class and reduce the risk of public depression. Moreover, it is suggested that research with longitudinal design and comprehensive indicators be undertaken in the future.

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Are people happier with larger green space? A study of greenness and happiness in urban China

Cited by 8 publications

References 42 publications

Click it, and increase hedonic consumption ratio: How does online shopping improve the long‐term subjective well‐being of consumers?

Click it, and increase hedonic consumption ratio: How does online shopping improve the long‐term subjective well‐being of consumers?

Application of remote sensing satellite data for carbon emissions reduction

Effects of Environmental Quality Perception on Depression: Subjective Social Class as a Mediator

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