Catching a ride in the peer-to-peer economy: Tourists’ acceptance and use of ridesharing services before and during the COVID-19 pandemic

Tan, Karen Pei-Sze; Yang, Yang; Li, Xiang

doi:10.1016/j.jbusres.2022.05.069

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“…The theory has earned international and multidisciplinary recognition for the study of human motivation. It is being used to understand motivational aspects in higher education [3], tourism [6], and sport [27]. In the context of education, SDT has been implemented in a variety of ecosystems, including universities [7], medical schools [28], AI education [11], and teacher innovation [29].…”

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Self-Determination Theory and Online Learning in University: Advancements, Future Direction and Research Gaps

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Self-Determination Theory (SDT) has been studied to comprehend human motivation, particularly in education. Numerous studies have been conducted at universities regarding online learning as a technology to mitigate the effects of COVID-19. On the basis of these expansions, however, there is a knowledge gap regarding what constitutes advancement, future direction, and research gaps regarding SDT in university online learning. This new systematic literature review analyzed 49 articles using PRISMA to bridge the knowledge gap. Currently, SDT research in online learning at university does not extensively integrate other theories and models, but there is a trend toward acceptance models and cognitive theories. Future research should incorporate additional SDT factors such as intrinsic motivation, external regulation, identified regulation, and amotivation in addition to autonomy, competence, and relatedness. As most research samples students, a research gap involving lecturers and mixed groups is suggested. The future is anticipated to be dominated by quantitative research, leaving qualitative and mixed methods as points of exploration. This review sheds light on the advancements, future direction, and research gaps regarding SDT in university-level online learning. It could serve as a basis for future research in SDT within the context of online education.

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“…In addition to its applications in the transportation [5] and tourism industries [6], SDT is also widely utilised in the education sector [7][8][9]. The application of SDT in the educational sector takes place in primary schools [10], secondary schools [11], and universities [7,12,13].…”

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“…The rapid spread of a virus with a high lethality rate impacted several production and consumption sectors around the world [1][2][3][4]. The pharmaceutical, automotive, beverage and food, transportation [5], tourism and leisure [6] industries were some of them, along with the financial sector [7][8][9]. Simultaneously with the race to secure supplies to maintain important production chains, there has been a relentless search for materials and methods to ensure rapid and effective diagnosis of Covid-19 as well as its treatment.…”

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The Potential Use of Polymeric Nanomaterials Against the Spread of the SARS-Cov-2 and its Variants: A Necessary Briefing

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2023

J. Res. Updates Polym. Sci.

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Regarding its evolutionary scale, mankind has made important achievements in a short period of time. The last 50 years have been fundamental for the development of technologies that currently allow human beings to make safe journeys in the orbit of the planet, study and accurately analyze the universe, build smart cities, propose more sustainable production processes, etc. The technological leap of the last decades has influenced practically all sectors, from engineering to medicine. There are many factors that allowed for technological evolution, and one of them refers to the development of new materials. Herein, polymers stand out. The versatility of these materials reinforced their relevance during the SARS-CoV-2 period. In the period when many medical and hospital supplies were exhausted, polymers were useful for manufacturing items such as face shields, general purpose masks, and swabs, helping to counter the spread of the virus. Two years after the pandemic peak, the challenge is to fight the viral variants and make the methods of diagnosis and treatment more effective. In this regard, nanotechnology and nanoscience seem to be promising for this purpose. Through a review study, the present work aims to identify technologies already available or under development that allow for the use of polymeric nanomaterials against the spread of the new coronavirus and its variants.

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Workaholism among young people in the ride-hailing travel economy

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Dayour,

Bukari

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Annals of Tourism Research Empirical Insights

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Catching a ride in the peer-to-peer economy: Tourists’ acceptance and use of ridesharing services before and during the COVID-19 pandemic

Cited by 8 publications

References 69 publications

Self-Determination Theory and Online Learning in University: Advancements, Future Direction and Research Gaps

Self-Determination Theory and Online Learning in University: Advancements, Future Direction and Research Gaps

The Potential Use of Polymeric Nanomaterials Against the Spread of the SARS-Cov-2 and its Variants: A Necessary Briefing

Workaholism among young people in the ride-hailing travel economy

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