FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W3184245913> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W3184245913 endingPage "106764" @default.
• W3184245913 startingPage "106764" @default.
• W3184245913 abstract "Stress is one of many ailments associated with urban living, with daily travel a potential major source. Active travel, nevertheless, has been associated with lower levels of stress compared to other modes. Earlier work has relied on self-reported measures of stress, and on study designs that limit our ability to establish causation. To evaluate effects of daily travel in different modes on an objective proxy measure of stress, the galvanic skin response (GSR). We collected data from 122 participants across 3 European cities as part of the Physical Activity through Sustainable Transport Approaches (PASTA) study, including: GSR measured every minute alongside confounders (physical activity, near-body temperature) during three separate weeks covering 3 seasons; sociodemographic and travel information through questionnaires. Causal relationships between travel in different modes (the “treatment”) and stress were established by using a propensity score matching (PSM) approach to adjust for potential confounding and estimating linear mixed models (LMM) with individuals as random effects to account for repeated measurements. In three separate analyses, we compared GSR while cycling to not cycling, then walking to not walking then motorized (public or private) travel to any activity other than motorized travel. Depending on LMM formulations used, cycling reduces 1-minute GSR by 5.7% [95% CI: 2.0–16.9%] to 11.1% [95% CI: 5.0–24.4%] compared to any other activity. Repeating the analysis for other modes we find that: walking is also beneficial, reducing GSR by 3.9% [95% CI: 1.4–10.7%] to 5.7% [95% CI: 2.6–12.3%] compared to any other activity; motorized mode (private or public) in reverse increases GSR by up to 1.1% [95% CI: 0.5–2.9%]. Active travel offers a welcome way to reduce stress in urban dwellers’ daily lives. Stress can be added to the growing number of evidence-based reasons for promoting active travel in cities." @default.
• W3184245913 created "2021-08-02" @default.
• W3184245913 creator A5011779660 @default.
• W3184245913 creator A5013832308 @default.
• W3184245913 creator A5023963030 @default.
• W3184245913 creator A5028607817 @default.
• W3184245913 creator A5056494771 @default.
• W3184245913 creator A5057598738 @default.
• W3184245913 creator A5065815378 @default.
• W3184245913 creator A5067043514 @default.
• W3184245913 creator A5071821437 @default.
• W3184245913 creator A5078076463 @default.
• W3184245913 creator A5081328873 @default.
• W3184245913 creator A5084086821 @default.
• W3184245913 creator A5084383433 @default.
• W3184245913 creator A5087053061 @default.
• W3184245913 date "2021-11-01" @default.
• W3184245913 modified "2023-10-17" @default.
• W3184245913 title "The effects of traveling in different transport modes on galvanic skin response (GSR) as a measure of stress: An observational study" @default.
• W3184245913 cites W1510429593 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W1529764152 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W1970888865 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W1982167337 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W1987662874 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W1998771430 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2004423035 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2014058058 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2028649299 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2036193982 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2042163134 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2045767888 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2051866975 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2062432513 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2088596809 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2090136613 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2095478853 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2098626870 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2105036571 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2107949746 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2108783611 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2113555622 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2130938947 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2139577967 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2151355117 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2152849583 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2156166634 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2159835394 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2160503050 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2168458505 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2174314217 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2229331300 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2263515760 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2268232745 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2327586357 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2342017679 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2511598113 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2521165753 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2559747093 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2639721242 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2711967022 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2734808967 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2742752821 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2766415135 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2791866246 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2792639147 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2800686880 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2802328328 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2833572523 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2886709281 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2917722768 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2921359630 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2922033483 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2953357512 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2971526326 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2971884013 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W2990959348 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W3009698047 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W3084224077 @default.
• W3184245913 cites W4250456063 @default.
• W3184245913 doi "https://doi.org/10.1016/j.envint.2021.106764" @default.
• W3184245913 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34273874" @default.
• W3184245913 hasPublicationYear "2021" @default.
• W3184245913 type Work @default.
• W3184245913 sameAs 3184245913 @default.
• W3184245913 citedByCount "9" @default.
• W3184245913 countsByYear W31842459132021 @default.
• W3184245913 countsByYear W31842459132022 @default.
• W3184245913 countsByYear W31842459132023 @default.
• W3184245913 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W3184245913 hasAuthorship W3184245913A5011779660 @default.
• W3184245913 hasAuthorship W3184245913A5013832308 @default.
• W3184245913 hasAuthorship W3184245913A5023963030 @default.
• W3184245913 hasAuthorship W3184245913A5028607817 @default.
• W3184245913 hasAuthorship W3184245913A5056494771 @default.
• W3184245913 hasAuthorship W3184245913A5057598738 @default.
• W3184245913 hasAuthorship W3184245913A5065815378 @default.
• W3184245913 hasAuthorship W3184245913A5067043514 @default.
• W3184245913 hasAuthorship W3184245913A5071821437 @default.

• next