Der Umgang mit Äquivalenz in der Werte- und Wellbeing-Forschung

Bachleitner, Reinhard; Weichbold, Martin; Aschauer, Wolfgang; Pausch, Markus

doi:10.1007/978-3-658-04199-1_8

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“…He arranges values that have similar dimensions next to each other on a continuum and contrasting values opposite each other. This results in four superordinate value structures corresponding to the above-mentioned bipolar axes (Bachleitner et al , 2014).…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Between all the social psychological value models, those of Rokeach (1973), Klages (1984), Inglehart (1977) or Inglehart and Baker (2000) and Schwartz (1992) are the most wellknown (Bachleitner et al, 2014). There are also more recent models, such as the cyber-human value scale (Kilicer et al, 2017), that attempt to measure the level of human values based on social media behavior.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In contrast to personality traits, human values refer to the goals individuals strive to achieve throughout their lives and what is seen as important to them. From a social-psychological perspective, values can therefore be seen as fundamental standards of orientation (Bachleitner et al , 2014). Again, various value models can be found in the literature to which Schwartz’s (1992) concept is most prevalent.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Characterizing traveling Instagrammers: an exploration of socio-psychological concepts, travel typologies and posting motives

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2023

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Purpose This study aims to understand how traveling Instagrammers should be characterized by bridging socio-psychological concepts with Instagram usage and travel typologies. Design/methodology/approach Using analysis of variance, differences between non-Instagrammers and passive and active users were identified with regard to their personality traits and human values; traveling Instagrammers and their travel types were characterized in more detail using k-means clustering, and, finally, posting behavior was examined using multiple regression. Findings The results demonstrate significant differences between the user groups in terms of their personality traits, their human values and their travel behavior. The multiple regressions provide deeper insights into tourists’ Instagram posting. Research limitations/implications This study was conducted on 1,100 German travelers, meaning that the results are only valid for this cultural context. All data were collected using an online panel and participants received incentives, and thus extrinsic rewards, instead of using merely intrinsic motivation to take part in the survey. Originality/value This study contributes to a better understanding of Instagram usage behavior when traveling and adds valuable insights to this field of research. At the same time, the results are relevant for tourism businesses wishing to optimize their communication and marketing strategies.

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confidence: 99%