A Level Changing Places

Which is an example of an endogenous factor affecting sense of place?

• Tourism

• Local geology

• Trade

• Investment

'a location with meaning' describes......

• Locale

• Location

• Place

• Perception

This approach looks at how people feel about places rather than what is physically there (or not there). It studies their ATTACHMENT to a place and the reasons for this.

• A descriptive approach

• A social constructivist approach

• A phenomelogical approach

Which factor fits with an insider's experience....

• Perspective based on every day experiences

• Perspective based on on media reports

• Doesn't understand local language variations

• Feels out of place

When the status of an inner urban area which has become unfashionable and neglected is upgraded and the status is improved.

• Regeneration

• Gentrification

• Rebranding

• Reimaging

Developing a place to reposition its image and change people’s idea of it, helping to ‘sell’ the place to a target audience.

• Place marketing

• Rebranding

• Regeneration

• Gentrification

What is it called where people living in towns and cities begin to move back to rural areas?

• Ruralisation

• Deurbanisation

• Suburbanisation

• Counterurbanisation

What is time space convergence?

• The place where time and space meet

• The effect that distance has on the interaction between two locales

• The process by which places are brought closer together by improved transport and communications

• The movement away from large urban settlements to smaller urban settlements and rural settlements.

Which is the positive effect of counterurbanisaion

• Social conflict

• Increase in traffic

• Increased participation in local council

• Loss of greenfield land

Our case-study of suburbanisation is:

• Hexham

• Ouseburn

• London Olympics

• Newcastle Great Park