Use of the Urban Spaces for the Children: A Review
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direct and Psyc net). The results indicated that several factors are involved, including the conditions of planning, psychosocial and physical factors. However, there was little attention to the study of the relationship children and use of spaces. This generated data was inconclusive.
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