Pananaliksik
Pag-aaral sa Pag-uugali ng Bisita ng National Park
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Mga salik na nakakaimpluwensya sa mga intensyon sa pag-uugali para sa pag-uugali ng Leave No Trace sa mga pambansang parke
Abstract
Resource degradation resulting from visitor behavior continues to be a significant concern for land managers, and effective educational messages such as those promoted through Leave No Trace, which target depreciative behaviors, are imperative. This study examined psychological and knowledge variables that were hypothesized to influence future Leave No Trace behavioral intent of visitors in Rocky Mountain National Park. Data were obtained from an on-site survey administered to individuals (n = 390, response rate 74%) in the Bear Lake corridor of the park. Results of a multiple regression analysis revealed that perceived effectiveness of Leave No Trace practices is a significant predictor of future behavioral intent (b > .21, p < .001, in all cases). Frontcountry visitors like those at Bear Lake are more likely to practice Leave No Trace if they perceive the practices to be effective at reducing impacts.
Sipi
Lawhon, B., Newman, P., Taff, D., Vaske, J., Vagias, W., Lawson, S., & Monz, C. (2013). Mga Salik na Nakakaimpluwensya sa Mga Intensiyon sa Pag-uugali para sa Walang Bakas na Pag-uugali sa Mga National Park. Journal of Interpretation Research , 17 (3).