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PROF. MADYA DR. SHUREEN FARIS BINTI ABD SHUKOR
DEPUTY DEAN (RESEARCH & INNOVATION)
FACULTY OF DESIGN AND ARCHITECTURE
shureen@upm.edu.my
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PROFESSIONAL

NAME :
(Prof. Madya Dr.) Shureen Faris Binti Abd Shukor
POSITION :
Timbalan Dekan (penyelidikan & Inovasi)
ENTITY :
Faculty Of Design And Architecture

PUBLICATION
2025:
Comparative analysis of aesthetic preferences in Chinese freehand paintings among Chinese retired elders beyond gender
2024:
The Impact of Virtual Immersive Public Art on the Restorative Experience of Urban Residents
2024:
Decoding School Safety: Exploring the Effectiveness of Safety Signs Based on the Perceptions of the Primary School Children in Zhengzhou, China
2024:
Exploring tourist perceptions of calligraphic landscapes: Insights from social media text analysis
2024:
A Systematic Review of Associations Between Physical Activities and Environmental Factors among Older Adults in Urban Parks
2024:
Evaluating the Therapeutic Benefits of Supporting the Psychological Health of China’s Retired Elderly by Chinese Freehand Painting as a Form of Art Therapy
2024:
Visual Cues, Liking, and Emotional Responses: What Combination of Factors Result in the Willingness to Eat Vegetables Among Children with Food Neophobia?
2024:
A comparative analysis of aesthetic preferences in Chinese freehand paintings among Chinese retired elders beyond gender
2024:
Exploring the Preferences for Chinese freehand Painting among China Retired Elders by using Nominal Group Technique (NGT)
2023:
A THEMATIC REVIEW ON RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RECOVERY PERCEPTION TOWARDS PLACE ATTACHMENT IN URBAN ENVIRONMENT
2023:
The Significance of Art Therapy For Retired, Elderly Chinese Population
2022:
Comparison of Malaysian urban green spaces use prior and during the covid-19 pandemic and preferences for post-pandemic design improvements
2021:
The Effects of Short-Term Visit to Green Outdoor Environments on Hypertension among the Elderly Living in Kuala Lumpur Urban Areas
2018:
The effect of natural settings on stress reduction