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Steven Spears

GSRPhD, Urban Planning & Public PolicyUrban Planning and Public PolicySchool of Social EcologyUC Irvine20082013
Dissertation
The Perception-Intention-Adaptation (PIA) Model: A theoretical framework for examining the effect of behavioral intention and neighborhood perception on travel behavior
Advisor
Marlon Boarnet

GSRPhD, Urban Planning & Public PolicyUrban Planning and Public PolicySchool of Social EcologyUC Irvine20082013
Dissertation
The Perception-Intention-Adaptation (PIA) Model: A theoretical framework for examining the effect of behavioral intention and neighborhood perception on travel behavior
Advisor
Marlon Boarnet
GSRITS-IrvineUC Irvine20102013
Assistant Project ScientistITS-IrvineUC Irvine20132013
Assistant ProfessorUniversity of Iowa20142019
Lead Analyst and Project ManagerUrban Design 4 Health, Inc.20182018
Associate ProfessorUniversity of Iowa20192024
Adjunct ProfessorUniversity of Iowa2024

Areas of Expertise

Safety, Public Health, & Mobility Justice Travel Behavior, Land Use, & the Built Environment

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Transit, Traffic and Affordable Housing

Complete | Aug 2011—Jun 2012

Research Team:

Doug Houston (lead), Dongwoo Yang, Steven Spears, Janet Cutler

Department(s):

Urban Planning and Public Policy

Spatially Focused Travel Survey Data Collection & Analysis: Closing Data Gaps for Climate Change Policy

Complete | Aug 2010—Apr 2012

Research Team:

Marlon Boarnet (lead), Gavin Ferguson, Steven Spears, Hsin Hsu, Amelia Regan

Department(s):

Computer Science

Policies and Practices Related to Passenger Vehicle Greenhouse Gas Reduction: Evidence and Assessment

Complete | Jan 2010—Dec 2010

Research Team:

Marlon Boarnet (lead), Hsin Hsu, David Weinreich, Steven Spears

Recent Publications

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Phd Dissertation | June 15, 2013

The Perception-Intention-Adaptation (PIA) model : a theoretical framework for examining the effect of behavioral intention and neighborhood perception on travel behavior