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HUMAN GEOGRAPHY  2020, Vol. 35 Issue (2): 55-64    DOI: 10.13959/j.issn.1003-2398.2020.02.007
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STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF SUBJECTIVE PERCEPTION OF URBAN ENVIRONMENT ON RESIDENTS' HEALTH: BASED ON A LARGE SAMPLE SURVEY OF 60 COUNTIES AND CITIES IN CHINA
WANG Lan1, SUN Wen-yao1, WU Ying2
1. College of Architecture and Urban Planning, Tongji University, Shanghai 200092, China;
2. National Institute of Social Development, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing 100732, China

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Abstract  Under the background of the "Healthy China" policy and healthy city, there is an increasing focus on the impact of the urban built environment on public health. Past studies mainly adopted objective urban environment variables while the impact of the perceived urban environment on residents' health remained inconclusive. This study aims to explore the association between perceived urban environment and health and identify perceived environment factors that significantly affect residents' health. A three-level analysis of individuals, neighborhoods, and cities was conducted to reveal the effects. This study was based on a large sample (N=7936) of questionnaires on social attitudes and social development conducted by the National Institute of Social Development, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences in 2016. Variance analysis was used to explore the variation in self-rated health and the perceived urban environment of different socioeconomic and demographic population groups and residents belonging to different types of neighborhoods. Logistic models were used to verify the effects of the perceived urban environment on residents' self-rated health with the individual and neighborhood-level variables being controlled. This study found that residents' perception of urban environment is not only a reflection of objective environmental quality but also affected by social demographic characteristics and socioeconomic status.
Key wordsself-rated health      urban environment      subjective perception      healthy city     
Received: 12 June 2019     
PACS: C912.8  
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WANG Lan,SUN Wen-yao,WU Ying. STUDY ON THE IMPACT OF SUBJECTIVE PERCEPTION OF URBAN ENVIRONMENT ON RESIDENTS' HEALTH: BASED ON A LARGE SAMPLE SURVEY OF 60 COUNTIES AND CITIES IN CHINA[J]. HUMAN GEOGRAPHY, 2020, 35(2): 55-64.
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