居民体力活动参与度受城市建成环境要素的影响研究进展

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Abstract: The influence of urban built environment on residents' physical activities has been a hot topic of multidisciplinary research in public health, preventive medicine and environmental science at home and abroad. Improving public health by promoting residents' daily physical activity has been confirmed by numerous studies. This paper summarizes the existing research and refines the existing research progress of the built environment and physical activity from different research perspectives. Through a summary and induction of relevant literature, this paper analyzes the core elements of the built environmentinterms of behavior characteristics, social attributes, and a specific body perspective.Finallyit points outthe future research directions.

Key words： physical activity built environment crowd behavior social attribute physical characteristics

Received: 06 January 2020

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	LI Jing
	GAO Yi
	LIU Yameng

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LI Jing,GAO Yi,LIU Yameng. Study of the influence of urban built environment on physical activity participation: Progress and enlightenment[J]. Science & Technology Review, 2020, 38(7): 76-84.

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