Diversity in Statistical Research Techniques: An Analysis of Refereed Research Articles in the<i>Journal of Travel &amp; Tourism Marketing</i>Between 1992 and 2010

Lee, Hee “Andy”; Law, Rob

doi:10.1080/10548408.2012.638556

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“…In previous studies [42], [44], the factors that influence e-business difusion have been examined predominantly using traditional statistical methods. Most of these methods (such as the Structural Equation Modeling -SEM and the Partial Least Squares Path Modeling -PLSPM) have their own inbuilt model assumptions and pre-defined underlying relationships between dependent and independent variables.…”

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Drivers of E-Business Diffusion in Tourism: A Decision Tree Approach

Rondovic

Djurickovic²,

Kašćelan

2019

J. theor. appl. electron. commer. res.

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The aim of this paper is to examine the individual and interactive influence of organizational, technical and environmental factors on the diffusion of e-business in Montenegrin tourism organizations. In accordance with this goal a decision tree method is used in this paper. The results showed that organizational factors have the highest individual impact on e-business diffusion and that there is a strong interactive influence of organizational, information technology integration and external support factors. The obtained results provide important information for management and decision-making in conditions when diffusion of information technology innovation needs to be accelerated in such a way that instead of influencing only one group of factors, it affects several factors simultaneously which, in interaction with one another, lead to a greater degree of e-business diffusion.

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confidence: 99%

Drivers of E-Business Diffusion in Tourism: A Decision Tree Approach

Rondovic

Djurickovic²,

Kašćelan

2019

J. theor. appl. electron. commer. res.

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“…Scholars have carried out analyses on a number of variables from journal characteristics to the characteristics of articles and authors. These reviews cover factors such as statistical techniques (Lee and Law, 2012), subject areas (Lu and Nepal, 2009; Zhong et al., 2015), authorship (McKercher, 2007; Zhao and Ritchie, 2007; Zhong et al., 2015), and citations (McKercher, 2008). Citation frequency is considered positively related to the influence of a journal (Law and Van der Veen, 2008) or an author, as well as to the quality of articles published (McKercher, 2008).…”

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confidence: 99%

Tourism research in the new millennium: A bibliometric review of literature inTourism and Hospitality Research

Strandberg

Nath²,

Hemmatdar

et al. 2016

Tourism and Hospitality Research

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This article presents a bibliometric review analyzing 15 years of research published between 2000 and 2014 in the journal Tourism and Hospitality Research. Raw citations metrics were gathered using “Publish or Perish,” a data-miner software from Harzing, using Google Scholar as a base. The analysis focuses on six key metrics of the journal’s publications: (a) the nature of authorship, (b) the most influential articles, (c) the most influential authors, (d) the most prolific authors, (e) the themes covered, and (f) the manuscript characteristics of the articles published during the period. Notes for contributors, book reviews, conference reports/proceedings, practice papers, and editorials were excluded from the scope of this research, and 292 research articles appearing in the journal during this time were included in the investigation. Data were analyzed using SPSS and Excel. The article provides an overview of the evolution of the journal and presents some key trends in ongoing research within the industry. The study finds a clear trend toward coauthorship with a substantial increase in triple-authored articles. The majority of the articles have gone from being single authored in 2000–2004 to being dual authored in 2010–2014. Articles on marketing and consumer behavior, HR management, and environmental aspects have experienced a steady increase while strategic implications, hospitality and tourism operations, impact assessment and mitigation, and education have received a decreased attention. There has been a significant drop in theory development articles, in favor of quantitative research designs, in particular survey studies. Qualitative research designs rest relatively constant; however, case studies and interviews have lost ground to content analysis manuscripts. Contributions further include insights that can aid editors in determining future directions of the journal, guidance for potential authors in their quest to get published, and identification of new opportunities in research areas for the journal and researchers alike.

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“…A representação dos temas abordados, bem como suas relações com os diferentes conjuntos de técnicas estatísticas, foi facilitada pelo uso de nuvens de palavras. Cada estudo bibliométrico anterior sobre o uso da estatística na pesquisa em turismo no mundo adotou um sistema de nomenclatura e de classificação de métodos um pouco distinto (Lee & Law, 2012;Mazanec et al, 2010;Palmer et al, 2005;Provenzano & Baggio, 2019;Reid & Andereck, 1989). O sistema de Palmer et al (2005) foi utilizado como base inicial para a condução da presente análise.…”

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“…A incidência do uso de métodos estatísticos inferenciais ou multivariados nos artigos científicos de turismo no Brasil é da ordem de 16,6%. Esse valor é muito pequeno se comparado à incidência desses métodos nos periódicos internacionais da área, que gira em torno de 45% (Mazanec et al, 2010), podendo ultrapassar a marca dos 80% em alguns periódicos (Lee & Law, 2012;Palmer et al, 2005). Portanto, pode-se dizer que existe um grande potencial ainda não explorado pelos pesquisadores que publicam nas revistas brasileiras para utilizar métodos quantitativos, e particularmente técnicas que vão além da estatística descritiva.…”

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O uso de métodos estatísticos na pesquisa científica em turismo no Brasil

Santos¹,

Biscaro²,

Silva³

et al. 2021

Tur., Visão e Ação

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Ainda que o número de pesquisas qualitativas nos periódicos científicos internacionais de turismo esteja crescendo, as pesquisas quantitativas são claramente predominantes. Partindo dessa constatação preliminar, o presente artigo objetiva examinar o uso de métodos estatísticos para a análise de dados nas pesquisas em turismo no Brasil. Este trabalho examinou o uso de métodos estatísticos inferenciais ou multivariados para a análise de dados nas pesquisas publicadas na forma de artigos em três dos principais periódicos científicos brasileiros de turismo – Revista Brasileira de Pesquisa em Turismo (RBTUR), Revista Turismo em Análise (RTA) e Revista Turismo – Visão e Ação (RTVA). Foram selecionados todos os artigos publicados ao longo de dois períodos distintos de sete anos cada: o inicial (1990-96) e o mais recente (2012-18). Os métodos utilizados foram retratados por meio de estatísticas descritivas. Os resultados mostram que a pesquisa brasileira faz pouco uso de métodos estatísticos avançados em comparação com a prática corrente nos principais periódicos científicos internacionais da área. Ademais, a lista de métodos estatísticos mais frequentes revela uma tendência de aprimoramento e complexidade metodológica da pesquisa em turismo no país. Os métodos atualmente mais empregados são aqueles relacionados à análise de variáveis latentes, como a análise fatorial e a modelagem de equações estruturais. Por outro lado, uma vasta gama de alternativas metodológicas não tem sido explorada. Dessa forma, a pesquisa aponta para a existência de diversas oportunidades de inovação e aprimoramento metodológico das pesquisas em turismo no Brasil.

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Diversity in Statistical Research Techniques: An Analysis of Refereed Research Articles in theJournal of Travel & Tourism MarketingBetween 1992 and 2010

Cited by 11 publications

References 98 publications

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