Research of the spatial arrangement and environmental behavior of public springing place/ Spa.

• Main Authors: Lin Yen-Chun, 林妍君
• Other Authors: 楊紹裘
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2006
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/86582540330753023479

碩士 === 國立臺灣師範大學 === 工業教育學系 === 94 === This research aims at discussing the current situation concerning the spatial arrangement and environmental behavior of public springing place/ Spa. Moreover, this research will further analyze the correlation between the spatial usage of users’ of different background alternative and users’ environmental behaviors. Furthermore, the accumulated information concerning this research will be analyzed and regulated systematically. To achieve the goal of this research, I initially develop the theoretical framework of this research information into a questionnaire for further analysis research. The useful items of the investigated are 274 public spring users/ Spa users in total. The useful percent of the questionnaires which facilitate the research is 90.7%. These questionnaires will be processed and analyzed with the help of descriptive statistics, maximum number, percentage, card testing and some other relevant information-processing procedures. The conclusions are as following: 1. Gender, age, using frequency, income and the availability of household bathtub of the public spring users’ background alternative items are to some degree closely relevant to users’ spatial usage. 2. Gender, age, using frequency, income and the availability of household bathtub of the public spring users’ background alternative items are to some degree closely relevant to users’ environmental behaviors. 3. Spatial usage which belongs to one of the five background alternative items of public spring users has a primary impact on users’ spatial cognition and circumstantial feelings. 4. Environmental behavior which belongs to one of the seven background alternative items of public spring users has a primary impact on users’ ductile environmental cognition, cognitive difference and personal preference. Finally, this research concludes with three suggestions, which offer future and further references to public spring location managers, designers and subsequent researchers. Key words: Public, Bath/Spring place, Public spring bathing place, spatial usage, environmental behavior.