Does a visit to a blue-green space evoke positive feelings? Blue and green spaces survey in Shkodra’ Lake, Albania
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https://doi.org/10.12795/rea.2022.i43.05Palabras clave:
Espacio azul, Espacio verde, Planificación urbana, salud, Estado de ánimo, BienestarResumen
Las personas que viven en zonas urbanas se enfrentan a varios retos para mejorar su salud y bienestar.
El propósito de esta investigación es explorar más a fondo cómo el uso de los espacios azules y verdes urbanos está relacionado con el estado de ánimo de las personas cuando visitan estos espacios. Para ello se realizó un estudio transversal de una muestra de población adulta en Albania de entre 16 y 74 años mediante una encuesta en línea a través de la plataforma Google Form entre abril y mayo de 2021. El cuestionario incluía preguntas relacionadas con las características socioeconómicas, los espacios verdes y azules urbanos, e información sobre los sentimientos autodeclarados. Tras el proceso de validación y depuración, se obtuvo una muestra representativa (nivel de confianza del 95%) de 530 encuestados. También, se utilizaron estadísticas descriptivas para analizar indicadores como: (1) las características sociodemográficas; (2) la frecuencia de las visitas en espacios azules y verdes en las últimas 4 semanas; (3) el tiempo empleado durante la visita; (4) las actividades realizadas durante la visita; (5) el tipo de acompañamiento; (6) el motivo de no visitar EVA y la calidad de EVA.
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Aceptado 2022-01-09
Publicado 2022-02-24
