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How the neighbourhood-built environment shapes loneliness: A photo-elicitation study
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• A participant-generated photo-elicitation approach allowed adult participants to visually capture and reflect on their lived experiences. • The neighbourhood-built environment is as an active agent that contributes to loneliness through its structured and lived characteristics. • Demographic shifts and changes in social infrastructure shape loneliness, which calls for a life-course perspective on place. • Well-maintained social infrastructure in the neighbourhood-built environment should be prioritised to address loneliness.
Keywords:
Loneliness
Neighbourhood-built environment
Social infrastructure
Photo-elicitation
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