Index
Consumer Behavior in Tourism and Hospitality Research
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ISSN: 1871-3173
Publication date: 25 July 2017
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(2017), "Index", Consumer Behavior in Tourism and Hospitality Research (Advances in Culture, Tourism and Hospitality Research, Vol. 13), Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 169-176. https://doi.org/10.1108/S1871-317320170000013009
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INDEX
AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety
, 120
Absorption-immersion dimension
, 115
Ages
, 61, 63
Aggressive driving
, 120, 121, 124, 129, 137
Agricultural practices
, 83
AIO. See Attitudes, interests, and opinions (AIO)
Allocentrism/psychocentrism and energy
, 145
American couple, in Late 60s
, 160
ANOVA, one-way
, 114, 119
Antecedent condition
items and measurement
, 126
models
, 128
Antecedent recipe, for outcome road rage
, 131
Antisocial behaviors
, 120–121, 125, 129, 130, 133–135
Antisocial travel-related behaviors
antecedent recipe for outcome road rage
, 129–135
correlation analysis
, 129
fuzzy set comparative qualitative analysis (fsQCA)
, 123–129
measurement/scales
, 125
analysis
, 126–129
calibration of scores
, 125–126
predictive validity
, 135
redirection theory
, 122–123
segment-based analysis
, 129
Architectural psychology, empirical studies
, 82
Asian local mass media
, 32
Asian media
, 30
Asian perspective
, 30
Asian researcher living
, 30
ASPI. See Assisted-Subjective Personal Introspection (ASPI)
Assisted-Subjective Personal Introspection (ASPI)
, 29
Assortment size
, 2, 3
on choice overload
, 10–13, 17
impact of
, 4, 10–13
moderators of
, 6, 8, 9
Attitudes, interests, and opinions (AIO)
, 121, 133
antisocial
, 124
Authenticity
, 84
Behavior
, 143, 144, 148, 149, 151, 153, 157, 158, 161, 162, 164
Blogs
, 62
instant messaging
, 63
personal
, 63
Boolean algebra
, 125
Breach of proper social behavior
, 120
Brochures
, 18
Brother
, 2, 54
Cambodian schools
, 32
Causal asymmetry
, 151
Causal recipes
, 123
CBT. See Consumer behavior in tourism (CBT)
CCs. See Country-collectors (CCs)
CCT. See Consumer culture theory (CCT)
CGC. See Consumer-generated content (CGC)
Choice overload (CO)
assortment size
, 2, 3, 18
impact of
, 4, 10–13
boundary conditions
, 2
effects in physical products
, 2
empirical evidence
, 16
evidence of
, 17
and moderators
, 3–10
choice-set complexity
, 5
decision goals
, 5
decision task difficulty
, 5
preference uncertainty
, 5
strategies to avoid
, 18
tourism researchers
, 2
in tourist decision-making
, 16–17
types
, 4
extrinsic moderators
, 4
intrinsic moderators
, 4
Clusters, comparison between
, 90–91
CO. See Choice overload (CO)
Cognitive approach
, 14
Cognitive destination image
, 32
Cognitive/perceptive evaluations
, 28
Commercial tourism elements
, 88
Computing with words (CWW)
, 150
Conspicuous consumption
, 43
Consumer behavior in tourism (CBT)
, 142, 149, 153
acquiring deep understanding
, 142–144
short guide to literature
, 158–166
theory and research
, 146, 150, 162
in tourism theory
, 140–158
variance studies
, 150
Consumer behavior literature
, 144
Consumer culture theory (CCT)
, 40, 45–46
Consumer-driven dimension
, 99
Consumer-generated content (CGC)
, 62
Consumers
active participation
, 99
assessment of services
, 165
describes
, 163
explain
, 163
noncomparable alternatives
, 163
research
, 30
researchers
, 28
self-directed explanations
, 144
tourists
, 34
Country-collectors (CCs)
, 164
Culinary habits
, 83
Culture, commercialization of
, 82
Culture frames
, 47
CWW. See Computing with words (CWW)
Data analysis method
, 121
Data interpretation
, 30
DDB Life Style Study
, 125
Decision-making models. See Tourist decision-making models
Decision-making processes
, 15
emotional risks
, 2
influence on
, 75
vacation
, 17
Destination
, 144, 145, 148, 150–153, 155–157, 163, 165
choice
, 145
image
formation
, 28, 29, 34, 35
holistic and unique components of
, 28
studies
, 28
Destination-close-to-home
, 152
Destination tourism marketing office (DTMO)
, 164
Discretionary travel
, 153
Disney World
, 143
DMOs
, 61
Domestic tourism
, 142
Dominant experiential contexts
, 114
DTMO. See Destination tourism marketing office (DTMO)
Economists claim
, 3
Education levels
, 61, 63
Electronic word of mouth (eWOM)
, 60–62, 74–76
e-mail
, 61
Entertainment
, 115
dimensions
, 102
Environment encouraging visitors
, 100
Esthetics dimension, Cronbach’s alphas
, 104
Euclidean distance
, 88
eWOM. See Electronic word of mouth (eWOM)
Experiential context
, 98–103, 106, 108, 109, 111, 113–114
Exploratory factorial analysis
, 105
Extraordinary
, 108
experiences
, 98
Facebook (FB)
, 60, 63, 69, 72
age differences in travel-related behavior
, 71
behaviors of users
, 65
correlation test between age and travel-related behaviors
, 69
eWOM
, 75
gender
age, and education on travel-related behavior
, 63–65, 69
differences in travel-related behavior
, 70
hypothesized relationships
, 69
instruments
, 66–67
post-travel-related information
, 71
procedure
, 65
respondents’ habits
, 68
results
, 68–71
sample
, 67–68
sample characteristics
, 67–68
travel-related behavior
, 70
between different educational groups
, 72
travel-related information
, 66
travel-related patterns of behavior
, 61
users
, 64
Factor analysis
, 90
Family values
, 53
FB. See Facebook (FB)
Filtering process
, 15
Financial generator
, 98
Fisher’s exact test
, 88, 89
Flickr
, 62
France
, 29–35
Asian introspection
, 27–35
cognitive and affective appraisals
, 33
destination image
, 29
language of communication
, 34
Morvan, park experiences validation
, 104
profile of survey respondents
, 104
re-evaluation of the image
, 34
similarities and differences in visitors’ experiences
, 103
tourist destination image
, 34
tourist’s personal
, 29
visitors
, 100
French culture
, 31
French score
, 115
fsQCA. See Fuzzy set comparative qualitative analysis (fsQCA)
Fuzzy set comparative qualitative analysis (fsQCA)
, 121–125, 128–129, 131–134
age
, 124
dataset
, 125
fuzzy set proposition
, 123–124
gender
, 124
pro/antisocial behavior
, 124–125
road rage
, 132
antisocial behavior, absence of
, 134
prosocial behavior
, 133
stress/coping with stress
, 124
Fuzzy sets
calibration
, 125
coding schemes, of variables
, 127–128
explanatory propositions
, 123
Gastronomic attractions
, 113
Genders
, 61, 63
General linear modeling (GLM)
multivariate
, 69
Geophysical environment
, 103
GLM. See General linear modeling (GLM)
Gogobot
, 62
Google.com
, 144
Government restrictions
, 44
Habitus
, 40, 44–46, 48, 53–54
High-income couple, from Ontario
, 161
Historical district
, 82
aspects of
, 83–84
in Japan
, 85–87
objectives to achievement
, 90
visitors to gaze
, 92
Historical gem
, 83
Holistic complexity
, 30
Hospitality
, 148, 153, 163, 165
Host gaze
, 102
Host-site involvement motivation factor
, 87
Information processing, unconscious
, 10, 13
Information sources
, 32
Instant messaging
, 63
Interactions
and learning
, 84, 91
between people and environments
, 83
International tourism
, 43
Internet
, 60, 62
Interviewees
, 48
Interviews, sample of
, 103
Intuitive decision-making style
, 10
Investigation
, 29
KGB representative
, 51
Learning
, 84, 90
achieved in historical districts
, 90
Leisure travelers
, 158
Leisure traveling
, 143, 148–150, 155, 157, 158, 164
Linguistics
, 41
Living cultural product
, 83
Living culture
, 83
Logical AND
, 151
Magazines
, 30
Management audits
, 166
Maritime province, young family
, 159
Marketers/researchers
, 34
Marketing strategy
, 28, 156
Maximizing/satisficing behaviors
, 10
Media files
, 62
Middle-class people, Russians
, 42
Modernity, defined
, 33
Modernization
, 41
Morvan Park
, 115
Morvan Regional Park, confirmatory factorial analysis
, 106
MRA. See Multiple regression analysis (MRA)
Multiple regression analysis (MRA)
, 164
predict consumer attitudes
, 164
Multisensory experiences
, 85
Mundane consumption
, 31, 34
MySpace
, 74
National character
, 54
National Geographic magazine
, 153
Nation-building
, 40
Natural park, protected
study of actual experiences
, 101
Natural redirection
, 123
New Brunswick
, 155
NHSTs. See Null hypothesis statistical tests (NHSTs)
Nonhuman local things’ gazers
, 88
Non-ordinary experiences
, 98
Normative approach
, 14
Null hypothesis statistical tests (NHSTs)
, 148
dominate theory construction and empirical testing
, 150
variance studies
, 150
Object-Situation dyad
, 101
Obliko morale
, 51
Oblomovcina
, 41
Observe how others are
, 90
Omnivorous gazers
, 88
Online photo albums
, 63
Online privacy
, 64
Online survey
, 65
Overpromotion, of positive image
, 35
Park house educates visitors
, 113
Passive immersion
, 100
Personal factors
, 32
Personality traits
, 32
Personal liberties
, 44
Person-Object-Situation elements
, 101
Photographs
during personal interviews
, 82
posting and commenting
, 63
sample characteristics
, 67
Photosharing
, 62
Place of mundane consumption
, 31
Plog’s typology of tourists theory
, 148
Posting online photos
age and education backgrounds
, 64
Post-Soviet travel experiences
, 40
Prevailing education
, 102
Prince Edward Island (PEI)
Canada
, 144
visitors, first-time
, 156, 157, 165
Prosocial behaviors
, 129
Protected Natural Park
analytical framework of experiences
, 99
Pseudonyms
, 48
Psychocentric tourists
, 145
Psychological distress
, 122
Public Opinion Research Center in Russia
, 45
Quantitative study analyzes
, 103
Questionnaires
, 85, 86
Questionnaire survey
, 85–87
Random sampling
, 65
Rational consumption norms
, 42
Redirecting behaviors
, 120, 122, 132, 136
Redirection theory
, 122–123
Respondents
classification of
, 87–89
profiles
, 87
Road rage
, 120–123, 126, 128–135
fuzzy set comparative qualitative analysis
, 132
prosocial behavior
, 133
Russia
concept of study
, 46
middle-class consumers’ consumption
, 43
narrators description
, 49
social identification processes
, 44
Russian consumers
, 42–43
Russian culture
, 39–41, 47, 56
role of literature
, 41
Russian mentality
, 45, 48
Russian movie
, 51, 54
Russian national culture
, 41
Russianness
, 48, 53
Russian politicians
, 41
Russian society
, 42, 45
Russians today
, 44
Russian tourists
, 43
Russian value system
, 41
Russian women
question
, 53
social group
, 46
travel life histories
, 48
travel practices
, 40, 49
Seasonal cultural
, 113
Segment-based analysis
, 129, 131
SEMs. See Structural equation models (SEMs)
Shopping tourism
, 145
Site selection
, 85
SNSs. See Social network sites (SNSs)
Social demarketing strategies
, 121
Social media
, 60, 62
Social media uses
for tourism purposes
, 61–63
Social media websites
, 61
Social networks
, 60, 62
Social network sites (SNSs)
, 63
importance of
, 61
users of
, 64
Social psychology
, 120
Societal problems
, 122
Sociocultural perspective
, 39–56
Sociodemographic factors
, 75
Sociodemographic profile
, 66
Sociodemographic variables
, 126
Sociohistoric environment
, 46
Soviet identity-building
, 45
Soviet ideology
, 51
Soviet norms
and individuality
, 50–51
Soviet practices
, 50
Soviet times
, 47, 50
Soviet Union
, 40, 42, 44, 45, 48, 50, 52, 54
intelligentsia
, 42
SPI. See Subjective personal introspection (SPI)
SPSS analysis
, 126
Structural equation models (SEMs)
, 164
Structured process approach
, 14, 15
Subjective Personal Introspection (SPI) approach
, 29
Substance abuse
, 123
Superficial gazers
, 88
Survey respondents
, 104
Swedish SNS users
, 64
Tagging
, 62
Taiwan
, 100
ANOVA, results of
, 114
comparative analysis of protected natural parks
, 106
confirmatory factorial analysis
, 108
exploratory factorial analysis
, 107
interviews, sample of
, 103
natural parks
, 102
park experiences validation in Yangmingshan
, 106
Taiwanese government rules
, 108
Yangmingshan National Park
, 111
Taiwanese
, 108
Taiwanese score
, 115
The Grand Tour
, 145
Thought experiment
, 152
Tourism
, 82
consumer behavior
, 149
destination
, 31
background
, 28–29
discussion/implications
, 34–35
findings
, 31–34
methodology
, 30–31
to mundane consumption
, 27–35
destinations
, 85
experiences
, 29
industry
overpromotion, of positive image
, 35
marketers
, 28
pleasurable experiences
, 82
scholars
, 15
services
general systems framework of customer choices
, 154
studies
, 83
Tourist Experiences: Meanings, Motivations, Behaviors
, 102
Tourists
, 28, 143, 144
accommodation
, 108
decision-making models
, 2, 14–16, 19
choice overload
, 16–17
destination experience
auto-ethnographic exploration
, 29
experience
, 28
and hospitality
, 101
gaze
, 82, 92
offer
, 102
perceptions
, 35
personal introspection
, 29
promotion
, 60
online
, 73
tool
, 60, 76
satisfaction
, 144
Touristy
, 145
Transformations
, 83
Transition period
, 52
Travel advisors
, 17
Travel communities
, 62
Travel decisions
, 2, 15–17
risky and complex nature of
, 16
Travel experiences, media for sharing
, 60
Traveling
, 40, 43, 46–48, 50–56
Travel patterns
during Soviet and Russian Times
, 50
Travel practices, in life of individual
, 47
Travel-related behaviors
, 61
on FB
, 63–65
Travel-related-photos
, 66
Travel websites
, 18
UGC. See User generated content (UGC)
United States
domestic tourism
, 142
economy
, 143
Urban environments
, 85
User generated content (UGC)
, 60
USSR
, 48
collapse of
, 54
international tourism
, 43
Variable-based predicting models
, 164
Variance, one-way analysis of
, 91
Varimax exploratory factor analysis
, 104
Video-sharing
, 62
VIG. See Visitors’ Information Guide (VIG)
Violence
, 123
Virtual communities
, 62
Visitors
, 100
active absorption
, 100
actual experiences
, 98, 100
destination and transmitting experiences to others
, 29
dominant, actual experiences
, 115
gaze
, 84
focus on
, 84–85
See also Tourist gaze
narratives
, 29
onsite experiences
, 85
open-ended questionnaire survey
, 84
passive immersion
, 100
Visitors’ Information Guide (VIG)
, 155, 164
Visual experiences
, 85
Volcanic eruptions
, 115
Ward’s method
, 88
WAYN
, 62
Way of acting, feeling, thinking and being
, 44
Websites
social media
, 61
travel-specific
, 62
Western cities
, 34
Western lifestyle
, 33
Western way
, 41
Wikis
, 62
Women’s lives
, 53
Women, Soviet era
, 53
Word-of-mouth
, 32
Words process model
, 152
Yangmingshan Park
, 115
YouTube
, 62
- Prelims
- Chapter 1 What Can Tourists and Travel Advisors Learn from Choice Overload Research?
- Chapter 2 From Tourism Destination to Mundane Consumption of Place: An Asian Introspection of France
- Chapter 3 Russian Women Traveling: A Sociocultural Perspective
- Chapter 4 Gender, Age, and Education Effects on Travel-Related Behavior: Reports on Facebook
- Chapter 5 The Gaze and Objectives of Townscape Visitors
- Chapter 6 Experiential Context and Actual Experiences in Protected Natural Parks: Comparing France Versus Taiwan
- Chapter 7 Redirection Theory and Antisocial Travel Behavior: Configural Antecedents to Nascent Road-Road Signaling
- Chapter 8 Solving the Core Theoretical Issues in Consumer Behavior in Tourism
- Index