The effect of residents’ personality, emotional solidarity, and community commitment on support for tourism development

Moghavvemi, Sedigheh; Woosnam, Kyle M.; Paramanathan, Tanuosha; Musa, Ghazali; Hamzah, Amran

doi:10.1016/j.tourman.2017.06.021

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“…Recently, SEM has been widely used in various fields, including management and tourism (do Valle & Assaker, ). The literature shows that a number of empirical studies have used SEM to examine previous cases of support for tourism development, such as how economic, cultural, social, environmental, and sociodemographic effects are perceived (Choi & Murray, ; Hammad et al, ; Khoshkam, Marzuki, & Al‐Mulali, ; Lee, ; Moghavvemi, Woosnam, Paramanathan, Musa, & Hamzah, ; Nunkoo & So, ; Ribeiro et al, ). In MGA, the moderator variable is categorical (usually two categories), and all the relationships in the inner model may potentially be affected (F. Hair Jr, Sarstedt, Hopkins, & Kuppelwieser, ).…”

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The moderating role of nationality in residents' perceptions of the impacts of tourism development in the United Arab Emirates

Hammad

Ahmad

Papastathopoulos

2018

Journal of Tourism Research

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The purpose of this paper is to investigate residents' perceptions of tourism impacts and whether nationality moderates the relationship between these perceptions and support for tourism development in the UAE. Using data collected from 979 respondents from the UAE, a questionnaire assessed the moderating effect of nationality on residents' perceptions of the social, cultural, environmental, and economic impacts of tourism. Social exchange theory is used as a theoretical framework for this study because it considers the heterogeneity of a community and explains the different perceptions held within it. The findings of this study show that nationality moderates the relationship between residents' perceptions of the impacts of tourism and their support for tourism development in the UAE. Specifically, nationality moderates the relationship between residents' perceptions of negative social impacts, positive cultural impacts, and negative and positive economic impacts and their support for tourism development. This study can assist tourism officials in the UAE in developing strategies that consider the diversity of a community with respect to the nationality of its residents.

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The moderating role of nationality in residents' perceptions of the impacts of tourism development in the United Arab Emirates

Hammad

Ahmad

Papastathopoulos

2018

Journal of Tourism Research

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“…A confirmação da hipótese 4 indica que há influência negativa do traço de personalidade amabilidade no ceticismo profissional. Conforme definido na literatura, a amabilidade indica característica de gentileza e com tendência a bons relacionamentos (Ko et al, 2016;Moghavvemi et al, 2017). Por isso, indivíduos amáveis podem apresentar um nível de ceticismo profissional menor, justamente pela necessidade de manter tal perfil.…”

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“…A dimensão amabilidade/afabilidade representa a tendência da forma de tratamento que o indivíduo tem com o outro (Costa & McCrae, 1992). São pessoas confiantes, cooperativas, amáveis, gentis, calorosas, sensíveis a questões normativas, procuram ter bons relacionamentos com os outros e que contribuem com o bem-estar social (Ko, Chang, Jang, Sagas & Spengler, 2016;Moghavvemi, Woosnam, Paramanathan, Musa & Hamzah, 2017). Ademais, representa um grau de submissão a outros indivíduos (Gosling et al, 2003) e podem agir frequentemente de maneira impensada e impulsiva, movidos pelo sentimento (Antoncic, Kregar, Singh, & Denoble, 2015).…”

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Influência dos traços de personalidade no ceticismo profissional de auditores independentes

Cunha

Silva

Peyerl

et al. 2019

Rev. contab. organ.

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1 Esta pesquisa teve por objetivo verificar a influência dos traços de personalidade no ceticismo profissional de auditores no Brasil. A amostra corresponde a 321 auditores cadastrados no Conselho Federal de Contabilidade (CFC), com perfis ativos no LinkedIn®. O ceticismo profissional contempla as dimensões: mente questionadora, suspensão do julgamento, busca do conhecimento, conhecimento interpessoal, autoestima e autonomia (Hurtt, 2010) e o traço de personalidade é engloba as dimensões abertura à experiência, consciência, extroversão, amabilidade e neuroticismo (Gosling et al., 2003). Os resultados demonstram que os traços de personalidade explicam 22% do ceticismo profissional dos auditores, e que a abertura à experiência e a consciência possuem uma relação positiva com o ceticismo profissional, enquanto a amabilidade demonstrou uma relação negativa. O estudo sinaliza aos órgãos reguladores, auditores e firmas de auditoria que os traços de personalidade influenciam na formação do traço cético dos auditores. Assim, observar essas características pode contribuir para entender este comportamento durante o processo de auditoria.This research aimed to verify the influence of personality traits on auditors' professional skepticism in Brazil. One sample is 321 auditors registered with the Federal Accounting Council, with active profiles on LinkedIn®. Professional skepticism has the following dimensions: questioning mind, suspension of judgment, search for knowledge, interpersonal understanding, self-esteem and autonomy (Hurtt, 2010), and the personality trait is composed by openness to experience, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness and neuroticism (Gosling et al., 2003). The results demonstrated by the personality traits explain 22% of the auditors' professional skepticism, and that openness to experience and conscientiousness has a positive relationship with the professional skepticism, while agreeableness shows a negative relationship. The results signal to regulators, auditors and audit firms that the personality traits influence the formation of auditors spetical traits. Because, observing these characteristics can help to understand this behavior during the audit process. AbstractInformações do Artigo Recebido: 30 de maio de 2019Uma forma eficaz de se ter auditores céticos perpassa pela contratação daqueles que possuem maiores traços céticos e características de personalidade que melhor se adequem ao ambiente do trabalho de auditoria. Nessas condições ressalta-se a necessidade de mapear e conhecer as variáveis pessoais, analisadas neste estudo, que influenciam a mentalidade cética. Implicações práticas

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“…Intermittently meeting with tourists could affect the character formation of residents according to the longitudinal question. The residents' positions on tourists are subjective and difficult to measure [22], and a valid theory is needed to better understand the perceptions of tourists [63]. This study, prior to using a theoretical approach, observed, understood, and expanded the foundation of the views of the relationships that are formed among residents.…”

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Living as Residents in a Tourist Destination: A Phenomenological Approach

Lim

Lee

2020

Sustainability

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Many people have lived in tourist destinations even before such areas became well known, and will continue to live in these areas whether tourism is successful or not. This study explores residents' subjective thoughts and perspectives by using a phenomenological methodology. Phenomenology is a theory that seek to understand an individual's recognition of their own subjectivity rather than explaining objective factors about an individual. We collected data from interviews with 13 residents of Bulguk-dong Gyeongju City, which has long experienced the ups and downs of being a tourist destination. The phenomenological results were expressed as three themes: (1) Being a resident with an inevitable choice, (2) the meaning of tourism in the lived experience as a resident, (3) the formation of conflicts. In conclusion, the lived experience of the residents at the tourist destination is considered "a route for individuals to protect themselves within an ever-changing social structure". From this perspective, the tourism industry must have multilateral and detailed information about residents, and not just assume that the residents have either a positive or negative attitude towards tourism development.

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The effect of residents’ personality, emotional solidarity, and community commitment on support for tourism development

Cited by 158 publications

References 78 publications

The moderating role of nationality in residents' perceptions of the impacts of tourism development in the United Arab Emirates

The moderating role of nationality in residents' perceptions of the impacts of tourism development in the United Arab Emirates

Influência dos traços de personalidade no ceticismo profissional de auditores independentes

Living as Residents in a Tourist Destination: A Phenomenological Approach

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