Kafferine Yamagishi
Biographic Data
| ID | 2252827 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kafferine Yamagishi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kafferine |
| FAMILY NAME | Yamagishi |
| SIGNATURE | YAMAGISHI K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Cebu Technological University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0775-6156 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Behavioral spillover from sustainable consumption to customer citizenship behavior in biomaterial packaging use within the food industry
The escalating environmental impact of single-use plastics has intensified the need for sustainable alternatives in the food sector, particularly in developing countries. This study examines the antecedents and outcomes of sustainable consumption behavior (SCB) toward biomaterial food packaging and investigates how such behavior translates into customer loyalty (CL) and customer citizenship behavior (CCB). Drawing on Value–Belief–Norm and behavio…
Does tourism fatigue impact support for natural protected areas’ sustainability
This study examined the moderating role of tourism fatigue on the relationship between environmental behaviours and willingness to pay for natural protected area sustainability grounded in the Theory of Planned Behaviour and Value-Based Norm theories. Using Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modelling (PLS-SEM), we analysed 264 tourist responses to validate the relationship between environmental consciousness, beliefs, and support for prot…
From Organization to Enterprise
Entrepreneurial engagement among students is increasingly recognized as a vital component of higher education’s contribution to economic development, yet limited empirical research explores how organizational climates within student organizations foster such engagement, particularly in developing countries. This study examines the institutional and organizational factors associated with student entrepreneurial engagement in Philippine higher educ…
Structural Analysis of Public Trust and the Mediating Role of Government Image in Typhoon‐Induced Disaster Response
Recent reports modeled the quality of government disaster response via service quality, public trust, perceived justice, and government image in disaster situations. This study explores the mediating role of government image in the relationships between service quality, perceived justice, and public trust, thereby addressing the existing gaps in understanding these complex interactions. Using a cross‐sectional survey with non‐probability sampling…
Antecedents of undergraduate research skills and the mediating role of grit
This study offers a structural model that explores constructs such as mentoring, affinity for technology, need for cognition, and self-efficacy for promoting students’ research skills, emphasizing the mediating role of grit. The proposed model is guided by Bandura’s social learning theory, which helps explain how students acquire research skills through social interaction, observation, and imitation. An empirical self-perception survey of 568 und…
Revisit intention of tourists in farm tourism sites
This work offers a structural model that explains farm tourist revisit intention (RI), which highlights place attachment (PA) and memorable tourism experience (MTE) in addition to tourist satisfaction, perceived risks (PR), and tourism destination image (TDI) as antecedents. Partial least squares–structural equation modelling was used to evaluate their theoretical relationships. Findings suggest that MTE and PA are the strongest predictors of RI,…
Does Mentoring Directly Improve Students’ Research Skills? Examining the Role of Information Literacy and Competency Development
This work proposes a structural model highlighting the research skills of undergraduate students. Due to the stages in their research project implementation, mentoring students becomes a crucial initiative in higher education institutions. Despite substantial progress in the literature linking mentoring and skills development, there is a lack of greater emphasis on research skills, especially for undergraduate students facing research work for th…
Service recovery and innovation on customer satisfaction amidst massive typhoon-induced disruptions
The adverse impact of unprecedented natural disasters on certain service operations is inevitable, particularly in cases of massive disruptions. Managing these services during disruptive events is critical in retaining existing customers. This work offers a structural model that explains customer satisfaction (CS) by incorporating the mediating role of the SERVQUAL model with service innovation (SI) and service recovery (SR) as its antecedents. T…
Public satisfaction with the government's disaster response during Typhoon Odette (Rai)
Evaluating the destination management performance of small islands with the fuzzy best-worst method and fuzzy simple additive weighting
This work combines the fuzzy best-worst method for assigning weights of indicators and the fuzzy simple additive weighting method for evaluating performance, along with the TALC model, in generating a single-valued index that would holistically describe the performance of a destination (e.g. small islands). Grounded on a real-world application, the evaluation process proved useful in evaluating the performance of Bantayan Island (Philippines), wi…
Composite ecotourism potential index based on an integrated stochastic CRITIC-weighted sum method
This work develops a computational platform to evaluate the ecotourism potential of tourist sites (alternatives) under multiple indicators (criteria). Such a platform is a generalized multi-attribute decision-making approach based on the integration of Criteria Importance Through Intercriteria Correlation (CRITIC) and the weighted sum method (WSM) under a stochastic environment. In this proposed approach, a randomly generated decision matrix is f…
Customer Loyalty during Disasters
The impact of service disruptions to critical utility services due to natural disasters is evident during delays in emergency responses and humanitarian relief, especially for urban populations with highly interdependent infrastructures. Aside from health and social impacts, failing to address these disruptions would inevitably lead to customer dissatisfaction and switching loyalty, adversely affecting service providers’ profitability. Thus, prov…
Impact assessment of farm tourism sites using a hybrid Madm-based composite sustainability index
The increasing popularity of providing composite sustainable indicators for various tourism sectors has paved the way for different evaluation methods that comprehensively assess the sustainability of tourism sites. Due to various sustainability issues significantly relevant to farm tourism, a holistic evaluation of farm tourism sites must be carried out. Thus, this study proposes an integrated fuzzy Delphi, fuzzy best-worst method (BWM), and fuz…
Utilizing Topsis-Sort for sorting tourist sites for perceived Covid-19 exposure
During pandemics and outbreaks, the prevalence of fear among tourists reduces travel interests. To gradually reopen the tourism industry, subscribing to domestic tourism is a crucial mitigation strategy. Although an important agenda, evaluating the perceived degree of exposure of tourists to COVID-19 in tourist sites functioning under the domestic tourism initiatives has not been explored in the emerging literature. Thus, this work addresses this…
Evaluating the greening agenda of festivals
This work advances previous work on greening festival management by using the Sinulog festiwal as a case in point, as it has conditions resonating with most festivals in the Philippines and some other emerging economies. An analysis based on strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) was constructed based on an earlier work that provided some insights on assessing the green management initiatives of the festival organization. The wea…
The impact of social media marketing strategies on promoting sustainability of tourism with fuzzy cognitive mapping
Antecedents of undergraduate research skills and the mediating role of grit
This study offers a structural model that explores constructs such as mentoring, affinity for technology, need for cognition, and self-efficacy for promoting students’ research skills, emphasizing the mediating role of grit. The proposed model is guided by Bandura’s social learning theory, which helps explain how students acquire research skills through social interaction, observation, and imitation. An empirical self-perception survey of 568 und…
The impact of social media marketing strategies on promoting sustainability of tourism with fuzzy cognitive mapping
Impact assessment of farm tourism sites using a hybrid Madm-based composite sustainability index
The increasing popularity of providing composite sustainable indicators for various tourism sectors has paved the way for different evaluation methods that comprehensively assess the sustainability of tourism sites. Due to various sustainability issues significantly relevant to farm tourism, a holistic evaluation of farm tourism sites must be carried out. Thus, this study proposes an integrated fuzzy Delphi, fuzzy best-worst method (BWM), and fuz…
Utilizing Topsis-Sort for sorting tourist sites for perceived Covid-19 exposure
During pandemics and outbreaks, the prevalence of fear among tourists reduces travel interests. To gradually reopen the tourism industry, subscribing to domestic tourism is a crucial mitigation strategy. Although an important agenda, evaluating the perceived degree of exposure of tourists to COVID-19 in tourist sites functioning under the domestic tourism initiatives has not been explored in the emerging literature. Thus, this work addresses this…
Evaluating the greening agenda of festivals
This work advances previous work on greening festival management by using the Sinulog festiwal as a case in point, as it has conditions resonating with most festivals in the Philippines and some other emerging economies. An analysis based on strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) was constructed based on an earlier work that provided some insights on assessing the green management initiatives of the festival organization. The wea…
Does Mentoring Directly Improve Students’ Research Skills? Examining the Role of Information Literacy and Competency Development
This work proposes a structural model highlighting the research skills of undergraduate students. Due to the stages in their research project implementation, mentoring students becomes a crucial initiative in higher education institutions. Despite substantial progress in the literature linking mentoring and skills development, there is a lack of greater emphasis on research skills, especially for undergraduate students facing research work for th…
Service recovery and innovation on customer satisfaction amidst massive typhoon-induced disruptions
The adverse impact of unprecedented natural disasters on certain service operations is inevitable, particularly in cases of massive disruptions. Managing these services during disruptive events is critical in retaining existing customers. This work offers a structural model that explains customer satisfaction (CS) by incorporating the mediating role of the SERVQUAL model with service innovation (SI) and service recovery (SR) as its antecedents. T…
Public satisfaction with the government's disaster response during Typhoon Odette (Rai)
Evaluating the destination management performance of small islands with the fuzzy best-worst method and fuzzy simple additive weighting
This work combines the fuzzy best-worst method for assigning weights of indicators and the fuzzy simple additive weighting method for evaluating performance, along with the TALC model, in generating a single-valued index that would holistically describe the performance of a destination (e.g. small islands). Grounded on a real-world application, the evaluation process proved useful in evaluating the performance of Bantayan Island (Philippines), wi…
Composite ecotourism potential index based on an integrated stochastic CRITIC-weighted sum method
This work develops a computational platform to evaluate the ecotourism potential of tourist sites (alternatives) under multiple indicators (criteria). Such a platform is a generalized multi-attribute decision-making approach based on the integration of Criteria Importance Through Intercriteria Correlation (CRITIC) and the weighted sum method (WSM) under a stochastic environment. In this proposed approach, a randomly generated decision matrix is f…
Customer Loyalty during Disasters
The impact of service disruptions to critical utility services due to natural disasters is evident during delays in emergency responses and humanitarian relief, especially for urban populations with highly interdependent infrastructures. Aside from health and social impacts, failing to address these disruptions would inevitably lead to customer dissatisfaction and switching loyalty, adversely affecting service providers’ profitability. Thus, prov…
Revisit intention of tourists in farm tourism sites
This work offers a structural model that explains farm tourist revisit intention (RI), which highlights place attachment (PA) and memorable tourism experience (MTE) in addition to tourist satisfaction, perceived risks (PR), and tourism destination image (TDI) as antecedents. Partial least squares–structural equation modelling was used to evaluate their theoretical relationships. Findings suggest that MTE and PA are the strongest predictors of RI,…
Does tourism fatigue impact support for natural protected areas’ sustainability
This study examined the moderating role of tourism fatigue on the relationship between environmental behaviours and willingness to pay for natural protected area sustainability grounded in the Theory of Planned Behaviour and Value-Based Norm theories. Using Partial Least Squares Structural Equation Modelling (PLS-SEM), we analysed 264 tourist responses to validate the relationship between environmental consciousness, beliefs, and support for prot…
From Organization to Enterprise
Entrepreneurial engagement among students is increasingly recognized as a vital component of higher education’s contribution to economic development, yet limited empirical research explores how organizational climates within student organizations foster such engagement, particularly in developing countries. This study examines the institutional and organizational factors associated with student entrepreneurial engagement in Philippine higher educ…
Structural Analysis of Public Trust and the Mediating Role of Government Image in Typhoon‐Induced Disaster Response
Recent reports modeled the quality of government disaster response via service quality, public trust, perceived justice, and government image in disaster situations. This study explores the mediating role of government image in the relationships between service quality, perceived justice, and public trust, thereby addressing the existing gaps in understanding these complex interactions. Using a cross‐sectional survey with non‐probability sampling…
Antecedents of undergraduate research skills and the mediating role of grit
This study offers a structural model that explores constructs such as mentoring, affinity for technology, need for cognition, and self-efficacy for promoting students’ research skills, emphasizing the mediating role of grit. The proposed model is guided by Bandura’s social learning theory, which helps explain how students acquire research skills through social interaction, observation, and imitation. An empirical self-perception survey of 568 und…
Behavioral spillover from sustainable consumption to customer citizenship behavior in biomaterial packaging use within the food industry
The escalating environmental impact of single-use plastics has intensified the need for sustainable alternatives in the food sector, particularly in developing countries. This study examines the antecedents and outcomes of sustainable consumption behavior (SCB) toward biomaterial food packaging and investigates how such behavior translates into customer loyalty (CL) and customer citizenship behavior (CCB). Drawing on Value–Belief–Norm and behavio…
Business (9 works) · Computer Science (9 works) · Geography (7 works) · Marketing (7 works) · Tourism (7 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Structural equation modeling (5 works) · Customer satisfaction (4 works)