地点依恋和步行性及其与城市社区步行的关系。

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Scientific Reports Pub Date : 2025-10-10 DOI:10.1038/s41598-025-19319-6

Justin Eng, Gavin R McCormack

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地点依恋与客观测量的邻里可步行性和步行的关系还有待探索。本研究旨在评估城市成年人的场所认同（PI）和场所依赖（PD）与休闲步行（WR）和交通步行（WT）之间的关系，并评估社区步行性的调节作用。我们分析了2006年卡尔加里成年人（2007-2008）的横断面数据，包括PI、PD和步行。通过街道模式确定社区的可步行性。广义线性模型评估了地点依恋、步行性和步行之间的关联（比值比[OR]和发病率比[IRR]）和相互作用。曲线网格社区的PI低于扭曲网格社区。PD与PD相关(p

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Place attachment and walkability and their associations with walking in urban neighbourhoods.

Place attachment has yet to be explored in relation to objectively measured neighbourhood walkability and walking. We aimed to estimate the associations between place identity (PI) and place dependence (PD) and walking for recreation (WR) and transportation (WT) among urban adults, and to assess the modifying role of neighbourhood walkability. We analyzed cross-sectional data from 2006 Calgary adults (2007-2008), including PI, PD, and walking. Neighbourhood walkability was determined via street pattern. Generalized linear models assessed associations (odds ratios [OR] and incidence rate ratios [IRR]) and interactions between place attachment, walkability, and walking. PI was lower in curvilinear versus warped grid neighbourhoods. PD was associated (p < 0.05) with sufficient WT (≥ 150 min/week) in curvilinear (OR 1.92) and grid (OR 1.62) neighbourhoods. PI was associated with sufficient WR (ORs 1.58-1.82) and more frequent WT and WR (IRRs 1.17-1.41). Findings highlight nuanced relationships between the built environment, place attachment, and walking.

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