Year 2022

• Dataset Relating Collective Angst, Identifications, Essentialist Continuity and Collective Action for Progressive City Policy among Gdańsk Residents

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  • M. Jaśkiewicz
  • T. Besta
  • J. Borchet

  - Year 2022

  This dataset contains the individual responses of 456 residents of Gdańsk who participated in the study. The study was conducted before the second term of the presidential election in Poland in 2020. Demographic variables as well as psychological measures of angst, place attachment, identification in-group continuity and willingness to engage in collective action were collected. We also measured the perception of the risk of...

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Year 2018

• Perceived neighborhood disorder and quality of life: The role of the human-place bond, social interactions, and out-group blaming.

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  • M. Jaśkiewicz

  - Year 2018

  Four studies were carried out to examine how neighborhood disorder, human-place bonds, relationships among neighbors, and urban quality of life are related and what role blaming nonresidents plays in these relationships. In the first study, local identity was a significant mediator of the relationship between neighborhood disorder and quality of life. In the second study, we found that participants exposed to vignettes describing...

• Place Attachment and Collective Action Tendency

  Publication

  • M. Jaśkiewicz
  • T. Besta

  - Year 2018

  Three studies were carried out to examine how place attachment and collective action tendency are related and what role self-expansion and social interactions play in this relationship. In the first study (N = 156) we found that a more active form of attachment – place discovered – is a significant predictor of tendency to engage in collective action in favor of one’s neighborhood. In the second study (N = 197), we focused on...

Year 2015

• Place attachment, place identity and aesthetic appraisal of urban landscape

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  • M. Jaśkiewicz

  - Polish Psychological Bulletin - Year 2015

  As the aesthetic of the Polish cities became a topic of wider discussions, it is important to detect the potentialrole of human-place relations. Two studies (N = 185 & N = 196) were conducted to explore the relationship betweenplace attachment, place identity and appraisal of urban landscape. Satisfaction with urban aesthetic was predicted by twodimensions of place attachment (place inherited and place...

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