关于旅行相关选择的元理论

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Transportation Research Interdisciplinary Perspectives Pub Date : 2025-09-26 DOI:10.1016/j.trip.2025.101653

Bert van Wee , Patricia Mokhtarian

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本文提出了旅游与旅游相关选择（MTTC）元理论。元理论设想，旅行选择基于五个组成部分：(1)旅行动机（关于是否首先旅行，以及与旅行主要决策相关的具体选择），(2)决策范式，(3)旅行选择类型，(4)个人特征，(5)环境因素。在解释了这些构建模块之后，本文提供了一个将它们联系起来的概念模型。最后提出了一些未来研究的建议。MTTC帮助研究人员明确地支持他们的方法选择。此外，我们得出结论，MTTC的五个组成部分的组合存在很大的异质性，考虑到这种异质性可以提高我们对旅行（相关）选择的理解。

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A meta-theory for travel-related choices

In this paper we propose a meta-theory for travel and travel-related choices (MTTC). The meta-theory envisions that travel choices are based on five building blocks: (1) travel motivations (regarding whether to travel or not in the first place, and regarding the choice of specific alternatives associated with the main decision to travel), (2) the decision-making paradigm, (3) the type of travel choice, (4) personal characteristics, and (5) context factors. After explaining each of these building blocks, the paper offers a conceptual model that links them. It closes with some suggested avenues for future research. The MTTC helps researchers to explicitly underpin their methodological choices. In addition, we conclude that there is much heterogeneity with respect to the combinations of the five building blocks of the MTTC, and allowing for this heterogeneity improves our understanding of travel (-related) choices.

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