Urban early adolescents, crowding and the neighbourhood experience: A preliminary investigation

Staden, Fred J Van

doi:10.1016/s0272-4944(84)80028-6

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“…Place attachment develops primarily from positive sensations associated with a place visit [35]. The studies indicate adolescents growing older in suburban and urban areas develop an attachment to commercial retail spaces such as malls or retail establishments [36]. These definitions emphasize the physical and emotional aspect of the place connection.…”

Section: Place Attachmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Assessment of the Relationship between Store Attributes, Shopping Enjoyment and Place Attachment

Sharmila¹

2021

JEMT

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Aims: Aim of this examination is ﬁrstly investigate the build of store attributes in a grocery store setting in Batticaloa, Manmunai North and afterward to look at retail attributes credits and its relationship to consumer place attachment with respect to the shopping enjoyment. Study Design: This study applied quantitative method which related to positivism philosophy and applying the deductive approach. Place and Duration of Study: This current study focus on the grocery shoppers, this study had been undertaken with in five stores of Manmunai North D.S division, Batticaloa district., chosen according to their high traffic and wide variety of product categories sold. Methodology: primary data were collected from 239 respondents (118 males, 121 females.; 151 married, 88 unmarried). whereby collected data will be analyzed statistically with statistical analysis software. Results: As per that totally 300 questionnaires were issued, and 239 questionnaires were recollected. Cronbach’s overall variable alpha coefficient values are above 0.70, so it is shown that all items are considered reliable. Pearson correlation analysis indicated that, there was a significant strong positive relationship between overall store attributes and shopping enjoyment in selected retail outlets (r=0.619; P=.00) as well as a moderate positive correlation (r=0.363; P=.00) between shopping enjoyment and place attachment. 49.3% of the variation in shopping enjoyment is explained by product, price, service, location, facility, design and atmosphere simultaneously 13.2% of the variation in place attachment is explained by shopping enjoyment.

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Section: Place Attachmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Assessment of the Relationship between Store Attributes, Shopping Enjoyment and Place Attachment

Sharmila¹

2021

JEMT

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“…Adolescence 12-17 years Lynch, 1977Van Staden, 1984Sllburbml"ural Eubanks Owens, 1988Hester & McNally, 1988Schia\'o, 1988Eubanks Owens, 1988Hester & McNally, 1988Lynch, 1977Schiavo, 1987Ladd, 1972Lynch, 1977Schiavo, 1987Urban Lynch,1977Suburban Schiavo, 1988Urban Lynch, 1977Van Staden, 1984Suburban Schiavo, 1988Urban Lynch, 1977Suburran Schiavo, 1988 Suburban Schiavo, 1988 (17-year-olds) "Listed landscape elements were selected by at least 20% of the subjects or ranked among the top five aggregated choices.…”

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“…Only the young residents of old Cracow and a cohesive Argentinian neighborhood, reported by Lynch (1977), expressed warm identification with their city. In part, this absence reflects the predominance of suburban and rural study sites and a choice of restrictive, low-income neighborhoods in some urban studies (Homel & Bums, 1985;Van Staden, 1984); but in part it may reflect real changes in modem cities. This absence contrasts sadly with the intensely relived urban adventures reported by autobiographers of earlier generations.…”

Section: Louise Chawlamentioning

confidence: 99%