Development of a Personal Values Scale For Tourism Using a Mixed Method

IF 0.5 Q4 HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM

TOURISM CULTURE & COMMUNICATION Pub Date : 2020-01-01 DOI:10.3727/194341420x15915043095820

W. Lee, Joonho Moon

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Abstract

This study aims to develop cross-cultural value measurement scales that can overcome established methodological problems and test the dimensional frameworks of the scale with non-Asian respondents. It applies a mixed-method approach to observe intrinsic, nationally distinct values, and develop a generalized values measurement scale. This study found new value dimensions that were not present in the previous value studies (i.e., life balance, emotional growth, family union, and friendship) and provided segmented subdimensions (i.e., balancing between work and rest, time management, rewards of investment, and self-examination). This complements and enhances the current body of knowledge on value measurement.

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用混合方法编制旅游个人价值量表

本研究旨在开发跨文化价值测量量表，以克服现有的方法问题，并以非亚洲受访者测试量表的维度框架。它采用混合方法来观察内在的、不同国家的价值，并开发一个广义的价值测量量表。本研究发现了以往价值研究中没有的新的价值维度(生活平衡、情感成长、家庭团结、友谊)，并提供了细分的子维度(工作与休息的平衡、时间管理、投资回报、自我反省)。这补充并增强了当前关于价值度量的知识体系。

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TOURISM CULTURE & COMMUNICATION HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM-

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1.20

自引率

16.70%

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