… Thus, for example, Nasar (1989b) found differences in symbolic meanings of bouse-styles
across various socio-demographic groups, and Nasar and Kang (1988) found symbolic …

… been found to influence perceived order (Nasar, 1987a); and preference has been found to
increase with the compatibility of signs to their surroundings (Nasar, 1987a), the compatibility …

BACKGROUND: Substantial research has been done on the relationship of physical
environments to active living, much of it using observational measures of physical properties. …

… We also notice identity, social status, and friendliness (Nasar 1989b). Likability may encompass
these other dimensions to yield an adequate summary, but that remains to be tested. It is …

This article examines fear of crime in relation to exterior site features on a college campus.
The authors propose and test a theoretical model that posits that places that afford offenders …

Research shows that pedestrians, similar to drivers, experience reduced situation awareness,
distracted attention and unsafe behavior when talking or texting on their mobile phones. …

… I am grateful to the staff at Cambridge University Press: Susan Milmoe, who encouraged
me to submit the book and who shepherded it through the early phases with Cambridge; J. …

Fear of crime is a major urban stressor. Certain areas-hot spots of fear-evoke higher levels
of fear than others. In conditions of general wariness, certain proximate cues should evoke …

Driver distraction is a major cause of traffic accidents, with mobile telephones as a key
source of distraction. In two studies, we examined distraction of pedestrians associated with …

… As described in Fisher and Nasar (1992), we had them visit the site and rate each of the eight
areas on the scales. We varied the order of the rating scales and sites, and the poles of the …