Previous urban park research has used self-reported surveys and physical activity logs to
examine associations between physical activity and park features, size, and distance to …

The objective of this study was to investigate how gender differentiates the perception of
safety in urban parks. Gender was recognized in relation to selected, most important factors …

The understanding of cross-cultural upon park usage is vital to be enhanced among public
since findings that been discovered in the Western context are not own any similarities with …

This study examined how proximity and attractiveness of public open spaces (POSs),
perceptions of the surrounding built environment, and street configuration were associated …

This study was conducted to determine the attributes which evoke 'fear of crime'and to
determine the defensive behaviour among the urban park users. Findings are based on …

Although a variety of interventions in many countries have been developed to increase park
use and to improve public participation in physical activities in parks, knowledge of their …

Historically, women's participation in activities outside of the home, such as in sport, has
been discouraged due to several reasons. This article aims to explore the barriers to women …

Background: Walking has been identified as a low resourced yet effective means of
achieving physical activity levels required for optimal health. From studies conducted around …

Internet addiction is regarded to be as a psychological issue with potential sociological
effects. Considering this reality in mind, the purpose of this research is to investigate the …

Background: Public parks hold promise for promoting population-level PA, but studies show
a significant portion of park use is sedentary. Past research has documented the …