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A Study of Spatial Environment and Student Behavioral Health Promotion on University Campuses
The study aims to quantitatively evaluate the role of the spatial environment on university campuses in promoting students’ behavioral health, systematically study the correlation between campus spatial characteristics and students’ health behaviors, and then propose spatial strategies to help promo
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