Payame Noor University Neuropsychology 2476-5023 9 34 2023 10 23 The Relationship between the Height Scale of Residential Complexes and Users' Decision Making in Their Selection with the ERP Method The Relationship between the Height Scale of Residential Complexes and Users' Decision Making in Their Selection with the ERP Method 53 65 10889 10.30473/clpsy.2024.67092.1696 FA Parisa Fakour M.Sc in Architectural Engineering, Payame Noor University, Tehran, Iran. Sanaz Litkuohi Associate Prof of Architectural Engineering, Payame Noor University, Tehran, Iran. Mohammad Oraki Professor of Psychology, Payame Noor University, Tehran, Iran. Nahid Noorian M.Sc. in clinical Psychology, counseling center university of Sharif, Tehran, Iran. Journal Article 2023 02 15 People of human society need shelter and a place to live and continue living. Today, housing is the place where people spend most of their time and it is important to meet people's mental and emotional needs. The present study aims to investigate the relationship between the height scale of residential complexes and the level of decision-making by users. done in their selection. Method: The current research method is a combination research and simulation method. The brain waves of 12 people were recorded with a 32-channel ERP device while doing a task about residential complexes. The components investigated in this research are F7 and F8. Findings: The results showed that the level of significance in the building height scale variable is (0.12), which is not significant, but the significance level of the decision-making rate (0.042) is smaller than 0.05, which is significant. Also, the interaction effect between the height scale of the building and the level of decision making (0.21) is greater than 0.05, it is not significant, but in the comparison of the effect between the three height levels of the building, the results showed that the significance level (0.04 <0.05) is significant in the height scale of 8-story buildings, although it is not significant in the height scale of 4- and 12-story buildings. Conclusion: Emotionally, choosing an 8-storey complex has been the priority of users in choosing, but in terms of logical choice, the height of the building was not enough to choose this complex. People of human society need shelter and a place to live and continue living. Today, housing is the place where people spend most of their time and it is important to meet people's mental and emotional needs. The present study aims to investigate the relationship between the height scale of residential complexes and the level of decision-making by users. done in their selection. Method: The current research method is a combination research and simulation method. The brain waves of 12 people were recorded with a 32-channel ERP device while doing a task about residential complexes. The components investigated in this research are F7 and F8. Findings: The results showed that the level of significance in the building height scale variable is (0.12), which is not significant, but the significance level of the decision-making rate (0.042) is smaller than 0.05, which is significant. Also, the interaction effect between the height scale of the building and the level of decision making (0.21) is greater than 0.05, it is not significant, but in the comparison of the effect between the three height levels of the building, the results showed that the significance level (0.04 <0.05) is significant in the height scale of 8-story buildings, although it is not significant in the height scale of 4- and 12-story buildings. Conclusion: Emotionally, choosing an 8-storey complex has been the priority of users in choosing, but in terms of logical choice, the height of the building was not enough to choose this complex. https://clpsy.journals.pnu.ac.ir/article_10889_e1f7ce1c75f6a5dafbdfb28f95fb6b99.pdf