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A Study on Behavioral Characteristics and the Scale of Activities in Day Service Centers for the Elderly in Taiwan: A Case-study of Two Mixed-care Type Day Service Centers
2011
Journal of Asian Architecture and Building Engineering
This study applies behavior setting theory, and conducts an observation survey at ten-minute intervals of behavior mapping records by tracing the behavioral contents, interaction conditions and activity types of the elderly, trying to break down behavioral characteristics and an activity scale into two mixed-care day service centers (DSCs). Remarkable behavioral characteristics noted are as follows: Participants have various interests, particularly some less frail elderly whose interaction
doi:10.3130/jaabe.10.53
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