[PDF] Top 20 The cognitive-affective-conative model of destination image: A confirmatory analysis

... sample of 379 tourists was determined using the most conservative estimate for a single proportion ...level of 95% and a margin of error of 5%. The questionnaire was applied ... See full document

... in the marketing domain. Cities around the world increasingly compete with each other for the attention of tourists, investors, companies, and most of all new ...establishing the ... See full document

... (1993), destination image can be measured through a functional-psychological continuum, encompassing individual and holistic ...on the side of attributes, different perceptions of ... See full document

... concerns the test of the theoretical model, QDA Miner 5 processed the University alone dataset, as it represents overall opinions on all the buildings and, being Coimbra a ... See full document

... recommend the destination to friends and family (Bosque and Martín 2008b; Bosque, Martín, Collado and Salmones 2009; Dann 1996; Gartner 1993; Pike and Ryan ...to the formation of the ... See full document

... history of brand usage (Petrick & Norman, 2001; Baker & Crompton, 2001; Oliver, 1999; Pritchard & Howard, 1997; Fick & Ritchie, 1991; Keller, 1998; Solomon et al, 1999 & Schi- ffman et ... See full document

... The cognitive component is more intellectual and perceptual which means that is related to the individual’s beliefs and knowledge about certain attributes of the destination, ... See full document

... end, the DI consists of two main components—those that are attribute-based and those that are holistic and each of these DI components contains functional, or more tangible, and psychological, or ... See full document

... evaluates the impact of the 2007 expansion of the Bolsa Família program to families with youths aged 16 to 17 years (entitled Benefício Variável Jovem) on the time allocation ... See full document

... framework of how consumers’ choice of services may be influenced by the human values that they ...endorse. The aim of this study is to observe which implications cultural differences ... See full document

... Pérez, Y., Guerrero, M., & González, J. (2010). Procedimiento para obtener información y caracterizar comportamientos y determinantes individuales de elección de opcionales turística. Available in: ... See full document

... for the help with the data and for insightful comments on several versions of this ...acknowledges the financial support from CAPES (Brazilian Ministry of Education) and Daniel ... See full document

... As the objective in this stage was to explore the main attributes that might potentially influence this type of destination, but simultaneously contribute to conceptualizing and defining lake ... See full document

... 1969, the “Civilization de L ‘image’ by Fulchignoni (Costa, 1992) also highlighted the influence of ‘ image ’ in a world profoundly marked by visual ...Despite the importance ... See full document

... longitudinally. Confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) was used to investigate the dimensions of a structured set of neuropsychological tests administered to a multi- centre, international ... See full document

... consumption of TEs, through their personal social-psychological state (emotions, thoughts, feelings, characteristics), which are brought to the “stage” (Huang and Hsu, 2009; Mcintosh and Siggs, ...beyond ... See full document

... context, the image of a destination can be di- vided into two stages - the primary image - developed after visiting a tourist destination and - the secondary ... See full document

... This perspective towards the introduction of the tourism experiences TEs concept in the tourism product, and consequently in the TDI of the Algarve, has been made by the local stakeholde[r] ... See full document

... speciically the patient underwent PLND and 14 nodes were removed, 3 of which were ...point the patient also sufered a myocardial infarction and was treated with a percutaneous coronary intervention ... See full document

... Since the mid 90s, when James Cameron shot the 200 million dollar blockbuster Titanic in Baja California, Pearl Harbour, Deep Blue Sea and Master and Commander were also produced at Twentieth Century Fox ... See full document