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.
❓ メルボルンの研究では、公園への訪問に関してどのようなことが判明しましたか？
A. A. 大きな公園を訪れることは、小さな公園を訪れることよりも有益だった。
B. B. 公園への毎週の訪問は、ストレスレベルの低下と関連していた。
C. C. 所得水準は緑地へのアクセスに影響を及ぼさなかった。
D. D. 住民は地域の公園よりも郊外の保護区を好んだ。
✅ 正确答案
B. Weekly visits to parks were linked to lower stress levels.