As much of the world progresses towards the trend of urbanisation, it is inevitable that physical density will increase, with the number of people within fixed areas increasing. More and more people have been moving their homes, businesses, and lives towards hubs and city centres, and Singapore remains no exception, with its population swelling from 3.047 million in 1990 to 5.183 million in 2011 (SingStat, 2012). The advent of globalisation and the rising number of educated people around the world also results in copious amounts of information being interchanged rapidly. This bombardment of data results in an intangible form of density that is inescapable today. How exactly the increase in physical density impacts humans, however, remain...
The relationships between a set of measures of various components of environmental density and perce...
Previous research in environmental psychology and consumer behavior has demonstrated mostly negative...
This study examines planning implications which may result when human crowding considerations are in...
grantor: University of TorontoThe common conception is that crowding has a harmful effect...
Unlike commonsense notions and the findings from animal research, the literature concerning the effe...
Studies examining the effects of density and crowding on human social behaviour have produced incons...
[[abstract]]The purpose of this study is to inquire how the spatial density, social density and the ...
Identifies a distinction between the physical condition, density, defined purely in terms of spatial...
Urban life has long been pilloried in history for its negative effects on the human condition and mi...
Ph.D.Social psychologyUniversity of Michigan, Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studieshttp://dee...
There are many benefits to cities that are densely developed like Seoul. These benefits include acce...
The article "The Impact of Density" by Wendy C. Regoeczi is reviewed as part of Sociation Today's ef...
Worldwide urbanization in many areas leads to very high urban density living conditions, for example...
High density — in the form of overcrowding of dwelling units, or the number of people or dwelling un...
The classical theory about effects of high residential density is "negative," stating that high dens...
The relationships between a set of measures of various components of environmental density and perce...
Previous research in environmental psychology and consumer behavior has demonstrated mostly negative...
This study examines planning implications which may result when human crowding considerations are in...
grantor: University of TorontoThe common conception is that crowding has a harmful effect...
Unlike commonsense notions and the findings from animal research, the literature concerning the effe...
Studies examining the effects of density and crowding on human social behaviour have produced incons...
[[abstract]]The purpose of this study is to inquire how the spatial density, social density and the ...
Identifies a distinction between the physical condition, density, defined purely in terms of spatial...
Urban life has long been pilloried in history for its negative effects on the human condition and mi...
Ph.D.Social psychologyUniversity of Michigan, Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studieshttp://dee...
There are many benefits to cities that are densely developed like Seoul. These benefits include acce...
The article "The Impact of Density" by Wendy C. Regoeczi is reviewed as part of Sociation Today's ef...
Worldwide urbanization in many areas leads to very high urban density living conditions, for example...
High density — in the form of overcrowding of dwelling units, or the number of people or dwelling un...
The classical theory about effects of high residential density is "negative," stating that high dens...
The relationships between a set of measures of various components of environmental density and perce...
Previous research in environmental psychology and consumer behavior has demonstrated mostly negative...
This study examines planning implications which may result when human crowding considerations are in...