英文摘要 |
The goal of 'crime prevention through environmental design' is to prevent and reduce criminal behavior. From the psychological perspective, the function is to reduce the residents' fear of crime. This study explored the relationships between the cognition of environmental features and social activities of the residents living in different types of urban community and the level of fear of crime. This study selected three types of communities, they were enclosed-type (Wei-tao community), sub-opened type (Li-ming community) and opened type (Feng-shu community). According to the literature review, the research model and variables were built, using structured questionnaire to collect the survey data. The effective total subjects were 661. The conclusions were as follow: 1.The level of fear of crime of enclosed-type community was less than that of sub-opened type and opened type. The cognition, which effected the sense of fear of crime in the three types of communities, had significant difference. 2.The cognition of the features of physical environment and social activities was different among three community types. 3.The community type, the cognition of the features of physical and social environment such as incivilities, spatial legibility, visual accessibility, emotional relation and outsiders of community were the most related to the fear of crime. |