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. 2017 Nov 9;27(Suppl 1):329–336. doi: 10.18865/ed.27.S1.329

Table 2. Perceptions of neighborhood characteristics, N=90.

n (% )
Satisfaction with living in the neigbhorhood
Very satisfied / satisfied 43 (51.8)
Very dissatisfied / dissatisfied / unsure 40 (48)
Is the neighborhood improving?
Improving 26 (35.1)
Stable 28 (32.8)
Declining 20 (27)
Importance of knowing neighbors
Very important / important 60 (70.6)
Moderately / slightly / not at all important 25 (29.4)
Interact with neighbors
Almost always / often 38 (46.3)
Sometimes 30 (36.6)
Seldom / never 14 (17.1)
Willing to help neighborsa
Strongly agree / agree 37 (45.7)
Neither agree or disagree 28 (34.6)
Strongly disagree / disagree 16 (19.8)
Close-knit neighborhooda
Strongly agree / agree 30 (36.6)
Neither agree or disagree 33 (40.2)
Strongly disagree / disagree 19 (23.2)
People can be trusteda
Strongly agree / agree 22 (26.2)
Neither agree or disagree 31 (36.9)
Strongly disagree / disagree 31 (36.9)
Do not get alonga
Strongly agree / agree 43 (52.4)
Neither agree or disagree 21 (25.6)
Strongly disagree / disagree 18 (22.0)
Do not share the same valuesa
Strongly agree / agree 51 (60.0)
Neither agree or disagree 20 (23.5)
Strongly disagree / disagree 14 (16.5)
Perceived social cohesion, mean (SD) 2.87 (0.67)

a. Social cohesion scale.