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A Social-Psychological Model of Human Crowding Phenomena
Full text linkPrevious research on crowding has generally lacked a theoretical perspective. Moreover, there has been a tendency to view crowding in terms of spatial considerations alone and a failure to distinguish between the physical condition (density) and the psychological experience (crowding). In the present discussion, a heuristic model of human crowding phenomena is proposed which permits an integration of various theoretical perspectives and the derivation of experimental hypotheses. Although the limitation of space remains as the essential ingredient of crowding, the proposed model introduces personal and social variables which have a direct bearing on a person's perception of spatial restriction as well as on his attempts to cope with this constraint. The relation between the dimensions of the model is examined in terms of social-psychological theory. Finally, a program for future research is discussed. © 1972 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC
Le développement urbain. Aspects socio-économiques, culturels, démographiques et épidémiologiques
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Réflexions sur les apports et les limites de la cohorte pluridisciplinaire Elfe dans la connaissance des lieux de vie des enfants
No full textDifferences between Only Children and Children with 1 Sibling Referred to a Psychiatric Clinic: A Test of Richards and Goodman's Findings
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Mai 1954-mai 1955
No full textPiolat Annie, Hurtig M., Larcebeau S, Orsini F., Buser P., Oléron Geneviève, Chauchard Paul, Stoetzel J., Morgoulis M., Pétin J., de Montmollin Germaine, Fraisse P, Tisserand-Perrier , Beuchet J., Chombart de Lauwe P., Piéron Henri, Reuchlin Maurice, Faverge Jean-Marie, Oléron Pierre. Mai 1954-mai 1955. In: L'année psychologique. 1955 vol. 55, n°2. pp. 559-581
