Person-Environment-Behavior Research: Investigating Activities and Experiences in Spaces and Environments (Paperback)

1. An Overview of Spatial and/or Environmental Influences in Human Activities and Experiences

I. Comprehending Data Recording and Measurement to Generate Information in Scientific Inquiry

2. Data and Measurement to Generate Information

3. Collecting Data and Generating Information in a Scientific Mode

II. Collecting Data and Representing Information

4. The Purpose of Collecting and Matching Data and Analysis

5. Qualitative and Survey Approaches to Collecting Data and Generating Information

6. Collecting Information from Sampled Populations Using Probability and Nonprobability Designs

7. Extrapolating from Controlled Conditions to the Real World

III. Activities in Environments

8. Modeling Social-Environmental Factors Associated with Spatial Patterns of Voter Support for Political Parties

9. Intellectually Challenged People Interacting with Their Environment

10. Spatial Competence of Blind and Visually Impaired People When Performing Activities in Different Spaces

IV. Activities and Spaces

11. Decision Process and Choice in the Residential Relocation of Retirees

12. Sex Roles and the Gendering of Activities and Spaces

13. Spatial Structural Influences on Activities in an Elementary Classroom Environment

V. Experiences and Environments

14. Experiences in Everyday Environments

15. Aesthetic Experiences in Environments

VI. Experiences and Spaces

16. Deriving Metropolitanwide Spatial Patterns of Perceived Quality-of-Life Dimensions

17. Reflecting the Nature of Cognitive Spaces from Perceived Relations

18. Modeling Group Conservation Perspectives

VII. Planning Research: The Common Sense of a Research Proposal

19. Mapping a Strategic Plan for Research