Table 3.

Behavioral theories related to the seven urban planning domains.

Urban planning domains (*)	Theories	Behavioral theories, models, rules, and related concepts
Built environment + Urban form + Infrastructure services + Urban landscape + Public spaces + Urban fabrics of housing forms + Urban design	Behavioral/Social Theories	01	Planned Behavior Theory
		02	Random Utility Theory
		03	Bounded Rationality Theory
		04	Probability Theory
		05	Self-determination Theory
		06	Theory of Interpersonal Behavior
		07	Cognitive Dissonance Theory
		08	Theory of Collective Action
		09	Social Identity Theory
		10	Expected Utility Theory
		11	Bounded Rationality Theory
		12	Rational Action Theory
		13	Behavioral Geography Theory
		14	Protection Motivation Theory
		15	Hierarchical Behavioral Model of Cognition
		16	Thrust Theory
		17	Social Ecological Model
		18	Standard Activation Theory
		19	Graph Theory
		20	Theory of Behavioral Spillover
	Planning theories	01	Communicative and Collaborative Planning Theory
		02	Critical Pragmatism
		03	Incrementalism and muddling through, according to the Bounded Rationality Theory
		04	Interactive Planning Model
	Urban design theories	01	Mental Image of the City – Kevin Lynch
		02	Critical Pragmatism
		03	Standards for Urban Design
		04	Theory of Modern Urban Experience
		05	Walkability Index and Walking Score
	Transport theories	01	Choose between types of transportation and transit
		02	The conventional model: the Four-Step Travel of the Urban Transport Planning System.
	Geographic theories	01	Central Place Theory
		02	Cellular Automata Model Rules of Cell Behavior
	Urban economic theories	01	Burgess Model or Concentric Area Model
		02	The Urban Economic Theory
	Utility theories	01	The Expected Utility Theory
		02	The Random Utility Theory
		03	The User Equilibrium Theory