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Criminalidade no centro histórico do Porto e distribuição de espaços físicos
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Os programas Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) procuram analisar o impacto dos espaços sobre os comportamentos das pessoas, designadamente sobre as condutas criminais. Apresenta-se um estudo exploratório e observacional, explorando uma das vertentes do projeto financiado LookCrim, com uma amostra de 195 participantes entre os 18 e os 87 anos (M = 42.5; DP = 19.9), e com registos de observações nas seis freguesias que integram o Centro Histórico do Porto. Procurou-se cruzar a perceção de criminalidade da população local com as caraterísticas espaciais. Trata-se de uma análise comunitária que permitiu constatar o imperativo de mudança ao nível da reabilitação urbana, nos espaços privados e nos públicos e comuns à comunidade. Entre as conclusões são apontadas medidas que, não sendo dispendiosas nem complicadas, podem vir a prevenir a ocorrência criminal.
Crime in the historic centre of Porto and distribution of physical spaces: The Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) programs aim to analyse the impact of spaces on people's behaviour, which includes criminal conduct. This is an exploratory and observational study, exploring one of the aspects focused on the LookCrim funded project. The study encompasses a sample of 195 participants aged 18-87 years (M = 42.5, SD = 19.9), and comprises observation records in the six parishes of the Historic Centre of Porto, intending to cross the perception of crime of the local population with the characteristics of physical spaces in that urban area. This is a community analysis allowing to verify the imperative of change in urban rehabilitation, either in private spaces as in public spaces and in common community spaces. The conclusions point out strategies that, being neither expensive nor complicated, can contribute to prevent the criminal occurrence.
Crime in the historic centre of Porto and distribution of physical spaces: The Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) programs aim to analyse the impact of spaces on people's behaviour, which includes criminal conduct. This is an exploratory and observational study, exploring one of the aspects focused on the LookCrim funded project. The study encompasses a sample of 195 participants aged 18-87 years (M = 42.5, SD = 19.9), and comprises observation records in the six parishes of the Historic Centre of Porto, intending to cross the perception of crime of the local population with the characteristics of physical spaces in that urban area. This is a community analysis allowing to verify the imperative of change in urban rehabilitation, either in private spaces as in public spaces and in common community spaces. The conclusions point out strategies that, being neither expensive nor complicated, can contribute to prevent the criminal occurrence.
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Crime prevention through environmental design Prevenção criminal Insegurança Espaços físicos Crime prevention through environmental design Criminal prevention Insecurity Physical
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Dinis, M. A. P., Nunes, L. M., & Sani, A. (2020). Criminalidade no centro histórico do Porto e distribuição de espaços físicos, Psicologia, 34(1), 268-276. https://doi.org/10.17575/psicologia.v34i1.1681