Qualitative correlates of private outside space satisfaction
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The purpose of the study was to identify the predictors of satisfaction with private outside pace surrounding a single family detached dwelling. A sample of 198 households were randomly selected from residential communities in Bryan-College Station, Texas. Relevant data related to the qualitative attributes of private outside space were collected through both face-to-face interview and observations. The data was analyzed using stepwise, response surface, and multiple regression analyses. Results of the analyses suggested that private outside space satisfaction is indeed affected by privacy, perceived level of yard maintenance, and territorial personalization.