宿舍满意度的相关性与社会密度和房间位置的差异。

Dilara Beder, Çağrı Imamoğlu
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对140名大学生宿舍满意度的基本变量进行了问卷调查。其次,探讨了(a)性别差异和(b)房间与公共区域的距离,(c)房间密度(即容纳三名学生与四名学生的相同房间),以及(d)宿舍布局(即集群与长走廊设计)对拥挤和隐私的影响。本研究的目的有两个:第一个目的是探索与学生对大学宿舍满意度相关的变量。第二个目的是考察宿舍满意度与密度、走廊设计的房间位置以及与公共区域的距离之间的差异。结果表明,宿舍的满意度似乎随着房间密度的降低而增加,与长走廊设计相比,采用集群走廊设计,与公共区域相比,远离公共区域。换言之,房间密度越高,离公共区域越近,似乎会增加拥挤,减少隐私。尽管女学生对自己的宿舍不太满意,但与男性相比,她们似乎对自己的社会关系更满意。该研究使用相关数据和现场实验,考察了多个因素的作用,包括房间密度、宿舍设计、房间与公共区域的距离与报告的隐私、拥挤和宿舍满意度的关系。研究结果可能有助于改进宿舍设计,增强我们对隐私和宿舍满意度相关问题的理解。
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Correlates of dormitory satisfaction and differences involving social density and room locations.

Correlates of dormitory satisfaction and differences involving social density and room locations.

Correlates of dormitory satisfaction and differences involving social density and room locations.

The basic variables associated with the dormitory satisfaction of 140 undergraduate university students were examined using a questionnaire. Secondly, the roles of (a) gender differences and (b) distance of the rooms to communal areas, (c) room density (i.e., identical rooms housing three vs. four students), and (d) dormitory layout (i.e., clustered vs. long corridor design) on crowding and privacy were explored. The aims of the present studies were twofold: The first aim was to explore variables associated with students' satisfaction with their university dormitories. The second aim was to examine differences in dormitory satisfaction as a function of density, room location with respect to hallway design, and distance to communal areas. The results indicated that the level of dormitory satisfaction seems to increase with decreasing room density, having a clustered hallway design as opposed to a long corridor design, and being further away from as opposed to closer to communal areas. In other words, higher density and proximity of rooms to communal areas seem to increase crowding and reduce privacy. Although female students reported being less satisfied with their dormitories, they seemed to be more satisfied with their social relationships compared to men. The study examines the role of multiple factors involving the relationship of room density, dormitory design, distance of rooms to communal areas with reported privacy, crowding, and dormitory satisfaction using both correlational data and field experiments. The results may contribute to improving dormitory designs and enhance our understanding of issues related to privacy and dormitory satisfaction.

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