Carl Matthews
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Also affiliated: University of Nebraska–Lincoln (1999); The University of Texas at Austin (2004–2011)
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Carl Matthews' research investigates social and psychological factors influencing design and education. His work has explored perceptions of male interior designers, with a publication in 2011 examining practitioner and student perspectives. He has also studied burnout among practicing interior designers, publishing his findings in 2014. In the realm of education, Matthews has addressed issues of student diversity within interior design programs, publishing in 2021. His research also extends to niche housing solutions for LGBTQ+ seniors, analyzing resident motivations and perceptions in a 2016 publication. Other research areas include the influence of personality on residential design decisions and the integration of student-owned computers into design curricula.
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- h-index: 5
- Publications: 9
- Citations: 45
Selected Publications
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Confronting Lack of Student Diversity in Interior Design Education (2021)
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Niche Housing as Social Prosthetic for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Seniors: Resident Motivations and Perceptions (2016)
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Throwing in the Towel: Burnout among Practicing Interior Designers (2014)
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- Throwing in the Towel: Burnout among Practicing Interior Designers
- Niche Housing as Social Prosthetic for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Seniors: Resident Motivations and Perceptions
- Throwing in the Towel: Burnout among Practicing Interior Designers
- Niche Housing as Social Prosthetic for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Seniors: Resident Motivations and Perceptions
- Confronting Lack of Student Diversity in Interior Design Education
- Confronting Lack of Student Diversity in Interior Design Education
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