Exploring children’s school travel, psychological well-being, and travel-related attitudes: Evidence from primary and secondary school children in Vienna, Austria

Stark, Juliane; Singleton, Patrick A.; Uhlmann, Tina

doi:10.1016/j.tbs.2019.05.001

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“…The existing studies indicated that psychological resilience is a crucial concept that affects consumer attitude and behavior [24,25]. In their recent research in the retail service context, the authors of [25] examined the customer loyalty intention generation process.…”

Section: Psychological Resiliencementioning

confidence: 99%

“…In their research, gratitude was depicted as the patrons' feeling of thankfulness toward the product/brand. The authors of [24] investigated children's travel behavior. Their finding indicated that children's psychological well-being has a significant association with children's preference and attitude toward travel modes used for a trip.…”

Section: Psychological Resiliencementioning

confidence: 99%

“…Repurchase intention in this study consistently indicated that the cruise passengers' subjective probability would engage in a repetitive buying behavior for a particular cruise line's product. According to Ajzen [24], intention is a direct and the most proximal determinant of the actual behavior. He also stressed that one's intention is critical, because it mostly results in his/her relevant actual behavior.…”

Section: Repurchase Intentionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Airport Green Environment and Its Influence on Visitors’ Psychological Health and Behaviors

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This study uncovered the influence of an airport’s green physical environment on visitors’ psychological responses, affective responses, and loyalty behaviors as well as to build a sturdy theorization that related to the psychological resilience, attitude, satisfaction, brand-self connection, and loyalty for the airport. Based on a quantitative approach, our findings provided insight that a green physical environment affected the psychological resilience considerably. Moreover, such association increased a visitor’s positive attitude, satisfaction, and brand-self connection with the creation of loyalty intentions. The prominent role of attitude in building loyalty intentions was unearthed. Our finding from a metric invariance test further showed that gender moderated the magnitude of the effect of satisfaction and brand-self connection on loyalty intentions. The study variables’ role of mediating effect was also recognizable. Overall, the present study demonstrated the criticality of a green built environment and its role in explicating visitor responses/behaviors in the airport context in a successful manner.

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Airport Green Environment and Its Influence on Visitors’ Psychological Health and Behaviors

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“…This trend differs from cities such as Vienna where most high school students travel by bus. However this is not to suggest that the bus is the preferred mode, as more than 80% of those Viennese bus users reported a preference for a different transport mode ( Stark et al, 2019 ). Fig.…”

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Taking the bus? Barriers and facilitators for adolescent use of public buses to school

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Ergler

Hopkins

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“…Cycle trains are a good example of this, children travel to school by bicycle and stop at their colleagues' houses increasing the "train" until school (Smith et al, 2020). Most recently the active transport in children, including cycling, has also revealed an positive association with academic achievement and cognition (Phansikar et al, 2019), contributing further for their physical, mental and social wellbeing (Ikeda et al, 2020;Stark et al, 2019).For all these reasons, learning to ride a bicycle is an important milestone in children's life (Linus et al, 2015), so it is important to allow children to explore cycling as soon as possible.…”

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Learning to Cycle: from Training Wheels to Balance Bikes

Mercê¹,

Branco

Chelo

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Learning to ride a bicycle is an important milestone in children’s life, so it is important to allow them to explore cycling as soon as possible. The use of a bicycle with training wheels (BTW) for learning to cycling independently is an old approach practiced worldwide. Most recently, a new approach using the balance bike (BB) has increased, and several entities believe that this could be most efficient. Drawing on the work of Bronfenbrenner (1995) and Newel (1986), this study aimed to analyse the effect of BB’s use on the learning process of cycling independently. Data were collected in Portugal from an online structured survey between November 2019 and June 2020. A total of 2005 responses were obtained for adults and children (parental response). Results revealed that when the balance bike’s approach was used, learning age (LA) occurred earlier (M=4.16 ± 1.34 years) than with the bicycle with training wheels’ approach (M=5.97 ± 2.16 years) (p<0,001); or than when there was only the single use of the traditional bicycle (TB) (M=7.27 ± 3.74 years) (p<0,001). Children who used the BB as the first bike had a significant lower LA than children who didn´t use it (p<0.001). To maximize its effects, the BB should be used in the beginning of the learning process.

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Exploring children’s school travel, psychological well-being, and travel-related attitudes: Evidence from primary and secondary school children in Vienna, Austria

Cited by 29 publications

References 37 publications

Airport Green Environment and Its Influence on Visitors’ Psychological Health and Behaviors

Airport Green Environment and Its Influence on Visitors’ Psychological Health and Behaviors

Taking the bus? Barriers and facilitators for adolescent use of public buses to school

Learning to Cycle: from Training Wheels to Balance Bikes

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