Titlebook: Human Consequences of Crowding; Mehmet R. Gürkaynak,W. Ayhan LeCompte Book 1979 Plenum Press, New York 1979 Design.Nation.adaptation.compl

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The Human Consequences of Crowding: Where we Stand, Where we should be Goingfew years ago such a meeting would have been impossible. When I started my own work, this was a lonely field. Very few people were doing research on crowding and not many seemed to be interested in what we were doing. The situation has certainly changed. Now everyone is concerned with the population

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Environmental Planning in a Democratic Societys it is being practiced in Denmark at the national, the regional and the local level..The main hypothesis of the paper is that the good environment must satisfy man’s need for privacy as well as his need for social intercourse. The means and goals of planning in a given society show how this society

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A Politico-Psychological Perspective on Crowding The phenomena and experiences referred to by words like ‘crowd’, ‘crowding’, ‘crowded’ are not new. The words have various connotations and denotations. In ancient Greece and modern times the crowd, ‘hoi polloi’, could be used as a term of political abuse. But ‘our crowd’, the ‘in crowd’ has a posi

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Crowding: An Ecological Approachg which refers to the larger size of population than is needed for the number of tasks within a given behavior setting or environment. An equation for the quantative measure of overmanning (crowding) has been provided. Overmanning is shown to be associated with a variety of negative human-behavioral

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A Systematic Approach to High Density Settings: Psychological, Social, and Physical Environmental Faxplained and several field experiments are reported supporting the importance of each separately and in interaction in determining responses to density. Perceptions of crowding stress spontaneously reported in an interview study of urban stress are then described; different place-related patterns of

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Spatial Dimensions of Human Crowdingxts. This paper proposes that these terms should be considered within the general concepts of population distribution and spatial organization. The pattern of population density for Ankara between 1965–70 is analysed by the gradients of the negative exponential function of C.Clark which is a good ap

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