Quantitative Forschung

Raithel, Jürgen

doi:10.1007/978-3-531-91148-9

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“…To test the hypotheses, the data entered SPSS 22 for bivariate correlation analysis and multivariate analyses including factor analysis and multiple regression. H1 to H3 were examined by multiple linear regression, which is a useful test to verify or model the relationship between multiple variables [97,108]. Factor analysis aimed to investigate the structure of the association between indicators in each construct and to reduce the number of variables.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Factor analysis aimed to investigate the structure of the association between indicators in each construct and to reduce the number of variables. Regression analysis examined these variables and detected their relations [62,96,97,108]. H4 and its sub-hypotheses (H4.1 and H4.2) were tested by bivariate correlation and contingency table to get insights into how the support for further tourism development of the URM's residents is constituted.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The anonymity of the responses was emphasized before the start so that individual respondents did not have a tendency to hide or bias their responses. Due to the problem of low response rate, a scattered residence distribution across the URM region and the controllability of the respondents by the researchers, a paper-based survey was supplemented by an online version of a self-completion or self-administered questionnaire [96,97]. The printed version was distributed throughout the region by the trained researchers.…”

Section: Research Design and Data Collectionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Local Perception of Impact-Attitudes-Actions towards Tourism Development in the Urlaubsregion Murtal in Austria

2018

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Local residents are always the recipients of economic, environmental and socio-cultural impacts from tourism development. Residents' perceived impacts, attitudes towards tourism and the resultant supportive or opposing actions collectively affect the success of tourism, but are not thoroughly understood especially in small regions with rapid growth. The study investigated how the tourism impacts receive local perception, determine local attitudes and in turn lead to active or passive supportive action. The predisposition of linkage between attitude and behaviour is explored with the underlying aspects of impacts. Through the establishment of hypotheses of the relationship and an empirical survey-based study in Urlaubsregion Murtal (URM) in Austria, findings from local populations suggest that local attitude is significantly influenced by tourism impacts. In particular, socio-cultural impacts influenced attitude to a greater extent than the economic and environmental dimensions. The overall prevalent residents' attitude in the URM is highly positive as the respondents indicated a sense of openness towards tourism development and the vast majority agreed that the advantages outweigh the disadvantages. A significant positive relationship between attitude and support is detected. However, the residents also intended to act more passively than actively to supporting tourism development, but the connection from attitude to specific active or passive actions is not apparent.

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Local Perception of Impact-Attitudes-Actions towards Tourism Development in the Urlaubsregion Murtal in Austria

2018

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“…The questionnaire consisted of 31 questions divided into three parts, the structure and layout being consistent with relevant literature (Porst, 2008;Raithel, 2008;Tuckman, 2012). The first five questions focused on the general situation and challenges of the South African education system.…”

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Variations of overt and covert language practices of educators in the North West Province: Case study of the use of Setswana and Sesotho at primary and secondary schools

Kretzer

2016

South African Journal of African Languages

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“…• Sonstige Kriterien (u. a. zeitlicher Abstand zwischen Re-Designs einer Website) (sap.com, adobe.com, apple.com, cisco.com, sun.com, autodesk.com, mcafee.com , redhat.com, citrix.com, tibco.com , cadsoft.com, graphisoft.com, synplicity.com , aperture.com , deltek.com) (Raithel 2006:120, 124, Bühl 2008 (Raithel 2006:124, 141ff …”

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confidence: 99%