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Figure 6. Mean satisfaction levels for environmental (left column) and architectural (right column)
conditions segmented by dwelling type (upper row) and developer’s orientation (lower row)

Table 7. Kuskal-Wallis H test for significance on differences in residential satisfaction
Segmenting Variable

Dependent Variable

dwelling type (house-apartment)dwelling size
modification capabilities

Sig.

7.398

=.007

5.642

=.018

20.885

<.001

bathroom location

5.285

=.022

moisture levels

5.388

=.002

visual privacy

5.397

=.020

safety

4.303

=.038

kitchen size

winter temperatures
developer (NGO-private)

Coef.

n. of bedrooms
modification capabilities
bathroom location
acoustic privacy

8.129

=.004

12.055

=.001

7.775

=.005

19.279

<.001

3.061

=.008

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