Place identity, place attachment and the scale of place: The impact of place salience

Especially the city and the whole political space, as a mosaic of mutual related identity

In the context of intervention in the urban environment, the crime problem is also increasing.

We expect that the place we live will decide how we view cities and different residents.

Management is widely recognized and there are few studies focusing on this topic, especially on this topic, systematically.

I distinguish between "I" and "I", "We" and "We". In this sense

And raised more possibilities than the concept offers. This is just the beginning, but I believe it

I think that everyone has an identity associated with a particular type of village (eg high-rise building, small house)

Not only the scenes where the interaction takes place, but also the elements of the group. It is important to emphasize that

The distance between regions corresponds to the perceived psychological distance of the group; (2) it further

In general, relationships between individuals and groups, especially individuals

Consider different levels of ID, ranging from specific levels (such as location ID) to more inclusive levels.

Positive views on nonresidents Studies on beach pollution in areas and nationwide

The same result is obtained with another approach of different scale. Survey on cities in China

Municipalities They also reveal the tendency for people to appreciate their location.

group. This is the group selected for the comparison process. The comparison process is doing this

(Russel & Ward, 1982) (eg my house, my house)

Neighborhood, my town, my country)

Background of group in different geographically districts: (1) New high school in residential area, (2)

This group is more respected and disadvantaged from external groups (Lucky & Simon, 2005;

Building area (Gifford, 2007), type of housing (Lewicka, 2010 etc.), or

This study investigated the relationship between residences living in an endangered area and the subset of attachment in the area, ie dependency on place identity and location. 600 participants in rural and urban areas in southwestern Western Australia responded to surveys with varying degrees of forest fire risks and gave reasons to live in that area, local affection and social demographic details I asked. MANOVA revealed that the residence has a great influence on the identity of the area, and the rural residents are reporting higher regional identities than urban residents. Urban dwellers have reported that there is less regional dependence than rural residents unless they live in areas where fires are likely to occur. In that case, region dependence will depend on local people. We will also examine regional identities such as length of residence, education, ownership and regional dependencies on social demographic predictions of families and communities.

Where is the residence in the mind: the influence of the place of residence on the affection of the area and the participation of the community

The identification of local attachments and locations is two aspects of the integration of people and places and is considered a complementary element. Attachment of local communities and areas measures the emotional connection of people to neighboring countries and other places (Kim and Kaplan, 2004). It occurs when geospatial observation is positive (Mooney, 2009). Scannell & Gifford (2010) described in detail the framework between the three people - the person, the process, and the dimensions of the place - to understand the affection of the area. In other words, the human aspect recognizes the individual's personal connection to the place through personal memory and symbolism, whether as a personal career or as part of the group. Process aspects include how individuals are related to places, paying attention to emotions, perceptions, and actions. The local dimension tries to understand the social and physical aspects of the place where the individual is located