Residential Adaptation is a theoretical construct within the study of residential satisfaction that denotes the process by which individuals adjust their behaviors, expectations, or perceptions to align with the physical, social, and environmental characteristics of their dwelling and neighborhood over time.
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George Galster, Garry Hesser · Environment and Behavior · 1981 · 410 citations
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A Theory of Family Housing Adjustment
Earl W. Morris, Mary Winter · Journal of Marriage and the Family · 1975 · 270 citations
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