How Do Urban Walking Environments Impact Pedestrians’ Experience and Psychological Health? A Systematic Review
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urban physical environment; pedestrian; circumplex model; perceived safety; gray; green; blue; white areas; weather and temporalities; person factors; systematic review;All these keywords.
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