Sunday, November 15, 2026

Research Survey

ATTENTION RESTORATION SPACE SURVEY
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Research Survey
ATTENTION RESTORATION SPACE

Open-Ended Questionnaire

Imagine a dedicated indoor space on a university campus for a short break when you feel mentally tired from study or other stressful activities. Think about the environmental conditions that could support your restoration.

SensoryVisual: lighting, color, pattern, view
Ambient: sound, airflow, temperature, scent
Haptic: material, texture, tactility
FurnishingObjects: greenery, decorative objects, artwork
Furniture: seating, recliner, tables, storage
SpatialLayout: spatial arrangement, openness, enclosure
Zoning: circulation, accessibility, signage

How to Answer

Write 1–3 short phrases or one brief sentence for each question. Aim for about 5–100 words. Mention 1–3 environmental conditions. Short keywords are fine—no paragraph is needed.

Not sure how much to write?Open the full sample-answer page before you begin. The examples show response style and level of detail only; they are not correct or preferred answers.
RA1

RETREAT

Think about a space that helps you step away from everyday stress.

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A1 Sensory
What sensory conditions would help you feel away from everyday stress?
Think about lighting, color, view, sound, airflow, temperature, scent, materials, or texture.
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A2 Furnishing
What furnishing conditions would help you have less contact with other people?
Think about objects or furniture such as greenery, artwork, seating, recliners, tables, or storage.
0 words · suggested 5–100
A3 Spatial
What spatial conditions would help you feel separated from everyday stress?
Think about layout, openness, enclosure, circulation, accessibility, or signage.
0 words · suggested 5–100
RA2

ENGAGE SOFTLY

Think about a space that gently restores your attention.

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B1 Sensory
What sensory conditions would gently attract your attention?
Think about lighting, color, view, sound, airflow, temperature, scent, materials, or texture.
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B2 Furnishing
What furnishing conditions would provide interesting things to look at during a short break?
Think about objects or furniture such as greenery, artwork, seating, recliners, tables, or storage.
0 words · suggested 5–100
B3 Spatial
What spatial conditions would help your attention move naturally through the space?
Think about layout, openness, enclosure, circulation, accessibility, or signage.
0 words · suggested 5–100
RA3

SPATIAL COHERENCE

Think about a space that is easy to understand as a whole.

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C1 Sensory
What sensory conditions would make the space feel clear and consistent?
Think about lighting, color, view, sound, airflow, temperature, scent, materials, or texture.
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C2 Furnishing
What furnishing conditions would make the space feel organized?
Think about objects or furniture such as greenery, artwork, seating, recliners, tables, or storage.
0 words · suggested 5–100
C3 Spatial
What spatial conditions would make the space easy to understand?
Think about layout, openness, enclosure, circulation, accessibility, or signage.
0 words · suggested 5–100
RA4

EXPRESS IDENTITY

Think about a space that reflects who you are.

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D1 Sensory
What sensory conditions would make the space feel meaningful to you?
Think about lighting, color, view, sound, airflow, temperature, scent, materials, or texture.
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D2 Furnishing
What furnishing conditions would help the space reflect your identity?
Think about objects or furniture such as greenery, artwork, seating, recliners, tables, or storage.
0 words · suggested 5–100
D3 Spatial
What spatial conditions would help you feel a sense of belonging?
Think about layout, openness, enclosure, circulation, accessibility, or signage.
0 words · suggested 5–100
RA5

TAILORED FIT

Think about a space that can fit the way you want to use it.

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E1 Sensory
What sensory conditions would suit your personal preferences?
Think about lighting, color, view, sound, airflow, temperature, scent, materials, or texture.
0 words · suggested 5–100
E2 Furnishing
What furnishing conditions would allow you to adjust the setting for your activity?
Think about objects or furniture such as greenery, artwork, seating, recliners, tables, or storage.
0 words · suggested 5–100
E3 Spatial
What spatial conditions would provide choices for different activities?
Think about layout, openness, enclosure, circulation, accessibility, or signage.
0 words · suggested 5–100
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Sample Answer Page

Examples only—not correct or preferred answers. These examples are based on the questionnaire sample-answer document.