Post-experiment questionnaire data

This data set contains the responses to the post-experiment questionnaire (see file "Post-experiment questionnaire" for the questions).<br><br>Each column represents either a question or a sub-question. The questionnaire had 8 different questions, and each column's first character indicates the question to which that column pertains. For example, column "1_1_hdb" would pertain to question 1, while column "2_1_people" would pertain to question 2, etc. Below is a description of each set of columns.<br><br><b>1. Most influential features</b> (columns 1_1 - 1_9)<br>These columns contain numbers ranging from 1-9, representing responses to item 1 in the questionnaire. In this question, participants were asked to rank, in order of significance, which environmental features they believed most influenced their ratings. The answer 1 would mean that that feature had the greatest impact on rating, while 9 would indicate that a feature is the least influential. In the data, there is a column for each of the features that were included in the ranking. The numbers under each column represent the rank given by each participant. Since one of the features that participants could rank was "other", including a blank line for participants to write on, the data also includes a text column "1_9_other_content" containing the text that some participants wrote in that field.<br><br><br><b>2. Manipulations noticed</b> (columns 2_1 - 2_3)<br>These columns contain numbers 0 or 1, representing responses to the question of whether participants noticed changes to the features in the experiment (number of people present, building height, facade quality). Each of these features has its own column. A 0 indicates that participants did not notice the change, while a 1 indicates that they did.<br><br><b>3. Presence questionnaire and experience of the experiment</b> (columns 3_1 - 3_8)<br>Columns 3_1 - 3_6 contain responses to the presence questionnaire, where participants were asked to evaluate presence-related statements on a scale from 1-7. <br><br>Columns 3_7 - 3_8 contain responses to two statements relating to nausea, which participants were asked to rate on a scale from 1-7.<br><br><b>4. Experience of HDBs</b><br>Columns 4_1 - 4_3 contain responses to questions on participants' past experiences of living in HDBs.<br><br>Column 4_1 contains values 0 and 1, representing no experience of living in HDBs (0) and having experience of living in an HDB (1).<br><br>Column 4_2 contains numbers from 1 onwards, representing the number of years that a participant has lived in an HDB.<br><br>Column 4_3 contains values 1-4, representing the height of the HDB where participants lived, as follows.<br>1 - &lt;5 stories.<br>2 - 5-10 stories<br>3 - 11-16 stories<br>4 - &gt;16 stories<br><br><b><br>5. Experience of high-rise environments</b> (columns 5_1-5_2)<br>These columns contain information on whether participants had lived or worked in high-rise environments.<br><br>Column 5_1 contains values 0 or 1, representing no experience of high-rise environments (0) or experience of of high-rise environments (1).<br><br>Column 5_2 contains values 1-4, representing the amount of time participants had experienced a high-rise environment, as follows:<br>1 - 1 year<br>2 - 2-5 years<br>3 - 6-10 years<br>4 - &gt;10 years<br><br><br><b>6. Age</b> (column 6)<br>The values in this column indicate the age of each participant in years.<br><br><br><b>7. Gender</b> (column 7)<br>The values in this column indicate the gender of participants. The value 0 represents male, while the value 1 represents female.<br><br><br><b>8. Experience in architecture or urban design</b> (columns starting with 8)<br>The values in these columns indicate participants' level of experience in architecture and urban design / planning.<br><br>Values in the column "8_arch_exp" range from 0 to 3, with 0 indicating no experience in architecture/urban design, 1 indicating recreational interest, 2 indicating formal study, and 3 indicating professional experience.<br><br>Values in the column "8_arch_y" indicate participants' professional experience (in years) in architecture.<br><br>Values in the column "8_urb_y" indicate participants' professional experience (in years) in urban design<br><br><br>

本数据集包含实验后问卷的应答数据（问卷题目详见文件"Post-experiment questionnaire"）。<br><br>每一列对应一个问题或子问题。本问卷共包含8个主问题，每一列的首字符即标识该列所属的主问题编号。例如，列"1_1_hdb"对应主问题1，列"2_1_people"对应主问题2，以此类推。下文将按组详细说明各列的含义。<br><br><b>1. 影响力最高的特征（列范围：1_1至1_9）</b><br>该组列的取值为1至9的整数，对应问卷第1题的应答数据。本题要求参与者按影响程度从高到低对各环境特征进行排序，以明确哪些特征对其评分结果影响最大。取值1代表该特征对评分的影响程度最高，取值9则代表该特征的影响程度最低。本次排序共包含多项环境特征，每项特征对应一列，列内数值即为各参与者为对应特征给出的排序结果。由于本次排序项中设置了“其他”选项并预留了文本填写栏，数据集额外包含文本列"1_9_other_content"，用于存储部分参与者在此栏填写的文本内容。<br><br><b>2. 实验特征操控察觉情况（列范围：2_1至2_3）</b><br>该组列的取值为0或1，对应参与者是否察觉到本次实验中环境特征变化的应答数据，变化特征包括在场人数、建筑高度与立面质量。每项特征对应一列：取值0代表参与者未察觉到对应特征的变化，取值1则代表参与者已察觉到该变化。<br><br><b>3. 临场感问卷与实验体验反馈（列范围：3_1至3_8）</b><br>列3_1至3_6对应临场感问卷的应答数据，参与者需按1至7的李克特量表对与临场感相关的表述进行评分。<br><br>列3_7至3_8对应两项关于恶心程度的反馈调研结果，参与者同样需按1至7的量表进行评分。<br><br><b>4. HDB组屋居住经历（Housing and Development Board）</b><br>列4_1至4_3对应参与者过往HDB组屋居住经历的调研结果。<br><br>列4_1的取值为0或1，分别代表参与者无HDB组屋居住经历（0）与有HDB组屋居住经历（1）。<br><br>列4_2的取值为≥1的整数，代表参与者在HDB组屋中居住的年数。<br><br>列4_3的取值为1至4的整数，对应参与者曾居住的HDB组屋楼层高度，具体对应关系如下：<br>1 - 低于5层；<br>2 - 5至10层；<br>3 - 11至16层；<br>4 - 16层以上。<br><br><b>5. 高层居住/工作环境经历（列范围：5_1至5_2）</b><br>该组列用于记录参与者是否拥有高层居住或工作环境的相关经历。<br><br>列5_1的取值为0或1，分别代表参与者无高层环境经历（0）与有高层环境经历（1）。<br><br>列5_2的取值为1至4的整数，代表参与者拥有高层环境经历的时长，具体对应关系如下：<br>1 - 1年；<br>2 - 2至5年；<br>3 - 6至10年；<br>4 - 10年以上。<br><br><b>6. 年龄（列6）</b><br>该列的取值为各参与者的实际年龄（单位：岁）。<br><br><b>7. 性别（列7）</b><br>该列的取值代表参与者的性别：0代表男性，1代表女性。<br><br><b>8. 建筑与城市设计相关经历（以8开头的列）</b><br>该组列用于记录参与者在建筑与城市设计/规划领域的相关经历水平。<br><br>列"8_arch_exp"的取值范围为0至3，各取值含义如下：0代表无建筑/城市设计相关经历；1代表仅出于休闲兴趣了解；2代表接受过正规相关学习；3代表拥有相关职业从业经验。<br><br>列"8_arch_y"代表参与者在建筑领域的职业从业年限（单位：年）。<br><br>列"8_urb_y"代表参与者在城市设计领域的职业从业年限（单位：年）。