Today we're discussing the impact of urban green spaces on mental health. A recent study conducted in Melbourne followed 500 residents over five years. Participants who visited parks at least once a week reported 20% lower stress levels compared to those who rarely went. Interestingly, the size of the green space mattered less than the frequency of visits. However, the study noted that access to quality green spaces was uneven across different income groups. The researchers suggest that city planners should prioritize creating small, accessible parks in densely populated areas, rather than focusing only on large suburban reserves.
❓ ¿Qué encontró el estudio en Melbourne con respecto a las visitas a los parques?
A. A. Visitar parques grandes era más beneficioso que visitar parques pequeños.
B. B. Las visitas semanales a los parques se asociaron con niveles más bajos de estrés.
C. C. El nivel de ingresos no tuvo efecto en el acceso a espacios verdes.
D. D. Los residentes preferían las reservas suburbanas sobre los parques locales.
✅ 正确答案
B. Weekly visits to parks were linked to lower stress levels.