Living in Extended-Stay Hotels: Older Residents’ Perceptions of Satisfying and Stressful Environmental Conditions

Lewinson, Terri; Morgan, Katie

doi:10.1080/02763893.2014.899540

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“…Perceptions of a safe living environment also contribute to reducing anxiety related to safety, enhancing awareness of safety culture, and lowering the incidence of accidents. This suggests that both the tangible and psychological aspects of an environment are crucial to creating safer living conditions [85][86][87].…”

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Exploring Environmental Awareness, Knowledge, and Safety: A Comparative Study among Students in Montenegro and North Macedonia

Cvetković,

Sudar,

Ivanov

et al. 2024

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This comparative study aims to investigate environmental awareness, knowledge, and safety among students in Montenegro and North Macedonia, considering the unique socio-cultural and environmental contexts of both countries. A mixed-methods approach involving surveys and interviews was employed to gather data from students in educational institutions across Montenegro and North Macedonia. The study assessed various factors, including students' awareness of environmental issues, their perceived level of knowledge, and their attitudes towards safety measures. A comprehensive series of 400 face-to-face interviews was carried out and these interviews encompassed 200 students from Montenegro and an equal number from North Macedonia, taking place at two esteemed academic institutions: The University of Montenegro in Podgorica and The University of St. Clement of Ohrid, Bitola, Republic of North Macedonia. Our hypothetical conceptual framework proposes that a combination of variables, including gender (H1), age (H2), year of study (H3), and rate of study (H4), significantly influences the attitudes of students from Montenegro and North Macedonia towards environmental awareness, safety, and knowledge. Research findings indicate significant variations in environmental awareness and knowledge perception among students in the two countries. While both Montenegro and North Macedonia face environmental challenges, differences in educational systems and socio-economic factors contribute to distinct attitudes and behaviors towards environmental issues and safety practices. This study sheds light on the importance of understanding regional differences in environmental awareness and knowledge perception among students. By identifying areas of strength and areas needing improvement, policymakers and educators can develop targeted interventions to enhance environmental education and foster a culture of sustainability in both Montenegro and North Macedonia.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Exploring Environmental Awareness, Knowledge, and Safety: A Comparative Study among Students in Montenegro and North Macedonia

Cvetković,

Sudar,

Ivanov

et al. 2024

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“…In such context, 'home' covers the physical, psychological and social features. [37][38][39] Physical factors in the artificial and natural environment contribute to creating a sense of home in such institutions. [40][41][42] Especially, the use of communal areas in natural and artificial environments can positively affect the feeling of being at home.…”

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Environmental satisfaction levels of the elderly individuals in nursing home gardens

Eren

Düzenli

Var

2020

Indoor and Built Environment

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The present study presents a three-step methodology to determine the environmental satisfaction levels of the elderly individuals in nursing home gardens. The first step comprised the selection of seven nursing homes in five provinces in the Eastern Black Sea region in Turkey. In the second step, 130 participants were selected among the residents of these seven nursing homes via random sampling. In the third step, the satisfaction level of the nursing home residents with the institution gardens was determined. A correlation analysis showed a positive relationship between the environmental and individual characteristics ( r = 0.554; p < 0.01). Simple regression analysis was conducted to determine the effect of environmental characteristics on the satisfaction of individual needs, after determining the direction and level of the relationship between the environmental and the individual characteristics via correlation analysis. The analysis indicated a significant relationship between the environmental and individual characteristics ( R = 0.610; R2 = 0.373; F = 75.991; p <0.001). In conclusion, increased level of satisfaction with the existing physical characteristics of the gardens resulted in an increased level in meeting the psychosocial needs of the elderly individuals, thus, the environmental satisfaction level of nursing home residents increased as well.

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“…The (see Glass, 2012;Jolanki & Vilkko, 2015;Pedersen, 2015). Other examples of group living settings include assisted living facilities (see Jonsdottir, Jonsson, Sigurdard, & Ottir, 2015;Taylor & Neill, 2009), prisons (Wangmo et al, 2017), extended stay hotels (see Lewinson & Morgan, 2014), and…”

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A Preliminary Model for Conceptualizing the Contemporary Living Arrangements of Older Adults

Martin

2019

Spectrum

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The living arrangements of older adults are currently being impacted in multiple ways and are thus complexto study. Using the results of a rapid review of the 2000-2017 literature, the primary objective of this paper isto develop a conceptual model of older adults’ living arrangements worldwide. Such a model is an importantstep in teasing out which elements of older adults’ living arrangements influence various aspects of theirhealth and well-being. This paper describes a preliminary model which conceptualizes older adults’ livingarrangements as inclusive of a multiplicity of factors in older adults’ intimate, immediate, and broadersettings. While this model is a start, there is considerable work left to be done to finalize the model beforeit is representative of older adults’ living arrangements worldwide.

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Living in Extended-Stay Hotels: Older Residents’ Perceptions of Satisfying and Stressful Environmental Conditions

Cited by 11 publications

References 41 publications

Exploring Environmental Awareness, Knowledge, and Safety: A Comparative Study among Students in Montenegro and North Macedonia

Exploring Environmental Awareness, Knowledge, and Safety: A Comparative Study among Students in Montenegro and North Macedonia

Environmental satisfaction levels of the elderly individuals in nursing home gardens

A Preliminary Model for Conceptualizing the Contemporary Living Arrangements of Older Adults

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