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Applying ecological systems and micro-tipping point theory for understanding tourists' leisure destination behavior

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Solving the core theoretical issues in consumer behavior in tourism

Woodside, Arch G. - In: Consumer behavior in tourism and hospitality research, (pp. 141-168). 2017

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Gestalt modeling of international tourism behavior : applying dimensional qualitative research in constructing grounded theory

Martin, Drew; Woodside, Arch G. - In: Psychology & marketing 28 (2011) 10, pp. 998-1026

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Structure and process modeling of seemingly unstructured leisure-travel decisions and behavior

Martin, Drew; Woodside, Arch G. - In: International journal of contemporary hospitality management 24 (2012) 6, pp. 855-872

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Using netnography research method to reveal the underlying dimensions of the customer/tourist experience

Rageh, Ahmed; Melewar, T. C.; Woodside, Arch G. - In: Qualitative market research : an international journal 16 (2013) 2, pp. 126-149

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Grounded theory of international tourism behavior

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Redirection theory and antisocial travel behavior : configural antecedents to nascent road-road signaling

Herbst, Laura; Reinartz, Dominik; Woodside, Arch G. - In: Consumer behavior in tourism and hospitality research, (pp. 119-139). 2017

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Tourists' behaviors and evaluations

Woodside, Arch G. (ed.); Kozak, Metin (ed.) - 2014 - 1. ed.

The authors propose that complexity theory holds great promise in improving understanding of guests evaluations of their service experiences. Volume 9 provides answers to the following and additional behavior and evaluation issues. How do general and behavior specific attitudes work together in...

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Tourists’ Behaviors and Evaluations

Woodside, Arch G. (ed.); Kozak, Metin (ed.) - In: Tourists' behaviors and evaluations, (pp. iii). 2014

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Chapter 8 Solving the Core Theoretical Issues in Consumer Behavior in Tourism

Woodside, Arch G. - In: Consumer behavior in tourism and hospitality research, (pp. 141-168). 2017

Consumer behavior in tourism (CBT) is an interdisciplinary field of study encompassing the basic behavioral and economic sciences (e.g., psychology, sociology, and economics) and applied fields of study (e.g., management, marketing, tourism, and hospitality) focusing on all aspects of...

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