Investigating the Relationship between the Cultural System of Society and Presence of Citizens in Urban Space (Case study: Pedestrian Path on Farrokhi Street of Yazd, Iran)
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Culture and cultural values are a community, the identity and spirit of a city. Culture as a decisive factor in behavior is always in the realm of society, because it is shown in a set of beliefs, traditions, and behavioral patterns. Planning for the development of hiking culture is not an issue that will soon come to an end, but any decision taken in this matter will be tangible in the next 10 years. In this paper, the cultural criteria of the community have been studied. A questionnaire was used to collect the research data. The questionnaire items were based on the criteria of the cultural system. The research community in this research was 239,000 people. The sample size was selected randomly and using Cochran model 383 people were selected to complete the questionnaire. The SPSS software was used to study the relationship between society culture and the presence of citizens in pedestrian path. The results showed that there is a significant relationship between these two variables of culture and the presence of citizens.
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