英文摘要 |
The main objective of this research is to understand the Psychological Receptivity and its influential factors of the subject undergraduate students towards 15 daily physical space allocations, using Sentence completion Technique of Projective Technique Method. In continuation of the ‘Virtual Street Space Construction Method' experiment of Tai, Shen-Feng and Ku, Yi Chien (2015), 61 undergraduate National Chung Cheng University students (31 male and 30 female) were chosen to be the sample subjects to analyze how the demographic variable characteristics affect on Psychological Feelings of The Physical Space, and also analyze the scope of Psychological Feelings. The results showed in the evaluation of the necessity for a nearby police station, scored higher from female samples than from males, reaching statistical significance level; but male samples scored significantly higher in all other physical pace evaluations. In addition, the results of the study showed the safety feeling around a police station decreased in radiation, but the scope of relieved feelings was bigger. The scope of physical spaces with high sensitivity like convenience, necessity and favorite too showed broader range in comparison to relieved and safety feelings and overlapping situation. This proves the subjects of this research prefer convenient locations; also think such locations are important and necessary to the daily life. This study intends to clarify how different genders feel psychologically to different physical spaces, and discusses the public demand for law and order from the scope of various psychological feelings. The research suggests that the outcomes of this study may be added as reference in future environment security map of Taiwan and relevant research. |