Summary of supported and rejected hypotheses
| A/A | Hypothesis | Regression model | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| H1 | Schools characterized by higher axial control will lead teachers to perceive fewer issues with school control, as teachers can supervise these school more easily | Model 1 | Proven |
| H2 | Teachers in schools with lower porosity (i.e. less exposure to the street network) are more likely to perceive fewer issues with school control | Model 2 | Proven |
| H3 | Teachers in schools with higher axial control and lower porosity are more likely to perceive fewer issues with school control | Model 3 | Not proven |
| H4 | Schools characterized by higher axial control and higher plot coverage ratio will lead teachers to perceive fewer issues with school control, as teachers can supervise these schools more easily | Model 4 | Proven |
| H5 | Schools characterized by lower porosity and higher plot coverage ratio will lead teachers to perceive fewer issues with school control, as teachers can supervise these schools more easily | Model 5 | Not proven |
| A/A | Hypothesis | Regression model | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Schools characterized by higher axial control will lead teachers to perceive fewer issues with school control, as teachers can supervise these school more easily | Model 1 | Proven | |
| Teachers in schools with lower porosity (i.e. less exposure to the street network) are more likely to perceive fewer issues with school control | Model 2 | Proven | |
| Teachers in schools with higher axial control and lower porosity are more likely to perceive fewer issues with school control | Model 3 | Not proven | |
| Schools characterized by higher axial control and higher plot coverage ratio will lead teachers to perceive fewer issues with school control, as teachers can supervise these schools more easily | Model 4 | Proven | |
| Schools characterized by lower porosity and higher plot coverage ratio will lead teachers to perceive fewer issues with school control, as teachers can supervise these schools more easily | Model 5 | Not proven |
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