Impact of Hearing Loss on Social Contact Among Korean Older Adults: Place of Residence as Moderator

Shin, Young June; Baik, Sol; Chung, Eui-Kwon; Heo, Sook-Kyoung; J, Ha

doi:10.1093/geroni/igx004.4279

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“…On the other hand, tourists from urban areas might respond more sensitively and enthusiastically towards rural surroundings and activities. Similar to previous studies that examined the moderating effect of place of residence, this present study also found a significant impact among rural tourists [64,65].…”

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“…Likewise, in the US domestic rural tourism research, the results showed that rural destinations have a more substantial effect on urban residents' self-presentational concerns compared to rural residents [35]. Along with other studies that found significant differences between urban and rural residents in their behavioral response [64,65], this study assumes a multi-group moderation effect between urban and rural residents. Therefore, Hypotheses 7a-f are proposed.…”

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Tourist-Perceived Quality and Loyalty Intentions towards Rural Tourism in China

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The growing interest in ruralism among Chinese people has been observed as China’s population in urban areas has exceeded its rural population. Rural tourism has become one of the leading tourism sectors in China, in large part because many of China’s popular tourist attractions are surrounded by rural communities. This study identified 12 dimensions of tourist-perceived quality. In addition, perceived value and satisfaction were used as mediators to explain the relationships between perceived quality and three dimensions of behavioral intentions (i.e., revisitation intention, positive word-of-mouth, and willingness to pay for special rural products). Furthermore, the moderating impact of urban versus rural residence was tested. A total sample of 495 was used for data analysis. Four tourist-perceived quality dimensions (i.e., tourism infrastructure and transportation, hospitality and learning, handicrafts and culture, and rural environment) were found. The results of this study demonstrated the empirical evidence of the relationship between perceived quality, perceived value, satisfaction, and behavioral intentions. Finally, the results showed a moderating effect. The findings of this study can contribute to increasing various behavioral intentions and sustainable rural tourism in China.

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