Differentiating Neighborhood Satisfaction and Neighborhood Attachment Among Urban Residents |
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Abstract: | To distinguish between satisfaction with neighborhood and attachment to it, interviews were conducted in two neighborhoods in Baltimore, MD. Fifty residents responded to (a) direct measures of neighborhood satisfaction and attachment: and (h) measures of their evaluative beliefs about the neighborhood, their commitment-involvement to it, and their residential decisional processes. Correlation and multiple regression analyses (MRAs) indicated that neighborhood satisfaction and attachment are (a) significantly related; (b) have large affective components; and (c) are distinguishable responses, with attachment uniquely predicted by home ownership and extensiveness of social network. |
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