Residential self-selection or socio-ecological interaction? the effects of sociodemographic and attitudinal characteristics on the built environment–travel behavior relationship

Gim, Tae‐Hyoung Tommy

doi:10.1007/s11116-022-10280-1

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“…In comparison, PLS‐SEM has no limitations in terms of carrying reflective and formative constructs. Notably, reflective indicators are a sample of various phenotypes of their common latent construct, whereas formative indicators together define the construct (Gim, 2022). Thus, reflective indicators must be correlated, but formative indicators are often mutually independent.…”

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All lives matter. An analysis of internationals' living conditions in Seoul, Korea, using an extended image–satisfaction–loyalty mechanism

Gim

2023

Growth and Change

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We indirectly analyze the residential environment for long‐staying internationals in Seoul, Korea, by extending the image–satisfaction–loyalty mechanism widely used in tourism, specifically by examining the internationals' satisfaction and loyalty. We consider residential difficulties, sociodemographics, and survey years along with image as exogenous variables and evaluate satisfaction not only in terms of its absolute but also its relative level, which is the difference between absolute satisfaction (AS) and previous expectation. Tourism studies have measured loyalty using individuals' intention to recommend to another and their own revisit intention, but we evaluate the revisit intention with place attachment/hometown perception, which is more suitable for long‐staying residents. The variables are measured with 2016–2018 data from an annual quality of life survey for Seoul residents (n = 5279 individuals) and analyzed with structural equation modeling. Our results show that the conventionally used AS is associated only with recommendation intention, but the relative satisfaction (RS) both with recommendation intention and hometown perception. Regarding the exogenous variables, AS is substantially affected by image and RS is somewhat strongly influenced by residential difficulties. However, image is the principal determinant of loyalty level, whether recommendation intention or hometown perception. These findings confirm the applicability of the image–satisfaction–loyalty mechanism not only to short‐staying inbound tourists but also to long‐staying international residents.

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All lives matter. An analysis of internationals' living conditions in Seoul, Korea, using an extended image–satisfaction–loyalty mechanism

Gim

2023

Growth and Change

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“…Significantly, these socio-demographic variables provide insights into the social and economic status of individuals and significantly shape their perceptions and responses to various stimuli, including travel (Gim, 2022;Hagiladi & Plaut, 2023). For example, disparities across generations have been identified as influential factors affecting travel intentions (Abraham et al, 2021;Lebrun et al, 2021;Reimers et al, 2022).…”

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Exploring The Impact of Perceived Travel Risk Antecedents on Travel Intentions during The Endemic Phase of COVID-19: An Integrative Approach of Protective Motivation Theory (PMT) and Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB)

Ismail

2024

The Academic Journal of Contemporary Commercial Research

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This study investigates the impact of destination COVID status, health care services, digital distribution channels, as well as hygiene and safety on tourists' perceived travel risk, travel attitude, in addition to future travel intentions during the endemic stage of COVID-19. Furthermore, it explores whether individual differences moderate the relationship of tourists' perceptions with their travel intentions. The research design utilizes quantitative methods, specifically partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM); moreover, data is collected through an online survey of 368 tourists. The findings reveal that the mentioned factors significantly influence tourists' perceived travel risk, travel attitude, and future travel intentions. The study further highlights the moderating effects of individual differences characteristics on this relationship. The practical implications of the study emphasize the need for effective strategies to promote safe and responsible travel, considering individual differences. By employing a multi-method approach integrating the Protection Motivation Theory (PMT) and an extended model of the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB), this research contributes to the existing literature on travel perceptions during the endemic phase of COVID-19.

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Promoting migration for the formation of compact cities: A behavioral economics approach

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2024

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Residential self-selection or socio-ecological interaction? the effects of sociodemographic and attitudinal characteristics on the built environment–travel behavior relationship

Cited by 5 publications

References 94 publications

All lives matter. An analysis of internationals' living conditions in Seoul, Korea, using an extended image–satisfaction–loyalty mechanism

All lives matter. An analysis of internationals' living conditions in Seoul, Korea, using an extended image–satisfaction–loyalty mechanism

Exploring The Impact of Perceived Travel Risk Antecedents on Travel Intentions during The Endemic Phase of COVID-19: An Integrative Approach of Protective Motivation Theory (PMT) and Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB)

Promoting migration for the formation of compact cities: A behavioral economics approach

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