Hsuan Hsuan Chang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3984990 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hsuan Hsuan Chang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hsuan Hsuan |
| FAMILY NAME | Chang |
| SIGNATURE | CHANG H H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ming Chuan University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6108-0484 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Process studies regarding tourists’ decision-making for overseas travel
This study examines how international travel decision-making differs across generational cohorts and cultural contexts, focusing on Generation X, Y, and Z participants from Eastern and Western societies. Recognising that traditional consumer behaviour models often overlook the complexity of planning experiential and service-based tourism activities – such as travel, which involve intangible outcomes like enjoyment, relaxation, and personal fulfil…
Effect of Tourist-To-Tourist Encounters: Increased Conflict or Reduced Social Distance
This study investigated tourist-to-tourist interactions among those with different nationalities (Japan and Taiwan) and analyzed whether tourists’ nationality significantly affects their perceptions of conflict, including cultural and behavioral conflict. Furthermore, the study also examined whether the tourists’ role typology and nationality could moderate the relationship between encounter level and the resulting conflict or diminished social d…
Subjective well-being and its impact on online game addiction
This study examined how an individual's subjective well-being (SWB) affects their online game addiction levels, which, in turn, affect their happiness and overall health. Partial least squares structural equation modelling (PLS-SEM) was used to analyze the data. The results showed that SWB had a negative relationship with online game addiction but a positive relationship with happiness and life health. Additionally, online game addiction had a ne…
The comparison of flow experience in retiree’s serious and casual leisure participation
The study focussed on investigating how retirees reach the flow experience and also discussed how the serious and casual leisure activities influence the flow experience. The participants included twenty retirees, and data collection was completed using Experience Sampling Form (ESF). These forms were filled in by the participants at a fixed time each day for one week. The results showed that the occurrence rate of flow experience is significantl…
Flow experience in the leisure activities of retirees
Many developed countries are gradually entering an aging society; hence, helping the elderly to achieve active aging has become an important issue. This study explored how retirees attain the flow experience from participating in leisure activities, and discussed how the types of leisure activities (serious/casual), individual differences, and leisure participation behaviors (participation time, locations, partners, and expenses) influence the fl…
Gender differences in leisure involvement and flow experience in professional extreme sport activities
This study aims to investigate the relationship between leisure involvement and flow experience in extreme sport activities. The subjects were 225 extreme sport participants. The result suggested that extreme sport participants with a higher level of leisure involvement tend to experience a higher level of flow, and there is a significant difference in terms of gender. Leisure involvement has a stronger effect on the level of flow experience in m…
Which one helps tourists most? Perspectives of international tourists using different navigation aids
This study aims to examine wayfinding efficiency and behaviors of international tourists when using a mobile navigation aid, as compared with a paper map and local directional signs. Moreover, it intends to explore the extent to which spatial knowledge acquisition varies among those three groups. A total of 86 subjects participated in this study, and completed two wayfinding tasks, starting from a Mass Rapid Transit train station and arriving at …
Wayfinding Strategies and Tourist Anxiety in Unfamiliar Destinations
This study explores the differences among tourists in their wayfinding performances, strategy preferences, and anxieties, and examines how individual tourist differences in the perceived wayfinding difficulties, strategy preferences, and anxieties affect wayfinding task performance in unfamiliar tourist destinations. The study participants were 540 outbound tourists traveling from Taiwan to Venice. The analysis revealed the following: (1) There w…
Cross-Cultural Comparsion of International Tourist Destination Images
The researchers undertook an empirical examination of the tourist images of Taiwan prior to and after visiting a Taiwanese tourist night market. A survey was distributed at Shilin night Market and generated 230 responses from Japanese, 171 from US/Canadian, and 95 from Mandarin-speaking Chinese tourists. The data analysis indicated significant differences between the trip characteristics of respondents from the three groups. The images held by vi…
Wayfinding Strategies and Tourist Anxiety in Unfamiliar Destinations
This study explores the differences among tourists in their wayfinding performances, strategy preferences, and anxieties, and examines how individual tourist differences in the perceived wayfinding difficulties, strategy preferences, and anxieties affect wayfinding task performance in unfamiliar tourist destinations. The study participants were 540 outbound tourists traveling from Taiwan to Venice. The analysis revealed the following: (1) There w…
Gender differences in leisure involvement and flow experience in professional extreme sport activities
This study aims to investigate the relationship between leisure involvement and flow experience in extreme sport activities. The subjects were 225 extreme sport participants. The result suggested that extreme sport participants with a higher level of leisure involvement tend to experience a higher level of flow, and there is a significant difference in terms of gender. Leisure involvement has a stronger effect on the level of flow experience in m…
Which one helps tourists most? Perspectives of international tourists using different navigation aids
This study aims to examine wayfinding efficiency and behaviors of international tourists when using a mobile navigation aid, as compared with a paper map and local directional signs. Moreover, it intends to explore the extent to which spatial knowledge acquisition varies among those three groups. A total of 86 subjects participated in this study, and completed two wayfinding tasks, starting from a Mass Rapid Transit train station and arriving at …
Subjective well-being and its impact on online game addiction
This study examined how an individual's subjective well-being (SWB) affects their online game addiction levels, which, in turn, affect their happiness and overall health. Partial least squares structural equation modelling (PLS-SEM) was used to analyze the data. The results showed that SWB had a negative relationship with online game addiction but a positive relationship with happiness and life health. Additionally, online game addiction had a ne…
Cross-Cultural Comparsion of International Tourist Destination Images
The researchers undertook an empirical examination of the tourist images of Taiwan prior to and after visiting a Taiwanese tourist night market. A survey was distributed at Shilin night Market and generated 230 responses from Japanese, 171 from US/Canadian, and 95 from Mandarin-speaking Chinese tourists. The data analysis indicated significant differences between the trip characteristics of respondents from the three groups. The images held by vi…
Wayfinding Strategies and Tourist Anxiety in Unfamiliar Destinations
This study explores the differences among tourists in their wayfinding performances, strategy preferences, and anxieties, and examines how individual tourist differences in the perceived wayfinding difficulties, strategy preferences, and anxieties affect wayfinding task performance in unfamiliar tourist destinations. The study participants were 540 outbound tourists traveling from Taiwan to Venice. The analysis revealed the following: (1) There w…
Which one helps tourists most? Perspectives of international tourists using different navigation aids
This study aims to examine wayfinding efficiency and behaviors of international tourists when using a mobile navigation aid, as compared with a paper map and local directional signs. Moreover, it intends to explore the extent to which spatial knowledge acquisition varies among those three groups. A total of 86 subjects participated in this study, and completed two wayfinding tasks, starting from a Mass Rapid Transit train station and arriving at …
Gender differences in leisure involvement and flow experience in professional extreme sport activities
This study aims to investigate the relationship between leisure involvement and flow experience in extreme sport activities. The subjects were 225 extreme sport participants. The result suggested that extreme sport participants with a higher level of leisure involvement tend to experience a higher level of flow, and there is a significant difference in terms of gender. Leisure involvement has a stronger effect on the level of flow experience in m…
The comparison of flow experience in retiree’s serious and casual leisure participation
The study focussed on investigating how retirees reach the flow experience and also discussed how the serious and casual leisure activities influence the flow experience. The participants included twenty retirees, and data collection was completed using Experience Sampling Form (ESF). These forms were filled in by the participants at a fixed time each day for one week. The results showed that the occurrence rate of flow experience is significantl…
Flow experience in the leisure activities of retirees
Many developed countries are gradually entering an aging society; hence, helping the elderly to achieve active aging has become an important issue. This study explored how retirees attain the flow experience from participating in leisure activities, and discussed how the types of leisure activities (serious/casual), individual differences, and leisure participation behaviors (participation time, locations, partners, and expenses) influence the fl…
Effect of Tourist-To-Tourist Encounters: Increased Conflict or Reduced Social Distance
This study investigated tourist-to-tourist interactions among those with different nationalities (Japan and Taiwan) and analyzed whether tourists’ nationality significantly affects their perceptions of conflict, including cultural and behavioral conflict. Furthermore, the study also examined whether the tourists’ role typology and nationality could moderate the relationship between encounter level and the resulting conflict or diminished social d…
Subjective well-being and its impact on online game addiction
This study examined how an individual's subjective well-being (SWB) affects their online game addiction levels, which, in turn, affect their happiness and overall health. Partial least squares structural equation modelling (PLS-SEM) was used to analyze the data. The results showed that SWB had a negative relationship with online game addiction but a positive relationship with happiness and life health. Additionally, online game addiction had a ne…
Process studies regarding tourists’ decision-making for overseas travel
This study examines how international travel decision-making differs across generational cohorts and cultural contexts, focusing on Generation X, Y, and Z participants from Eastern and Western societies. Recognising that traditional consumer behaviour models often overlook the complexity of planning experiential and service-based tourism activities – such as travel, which involve intangible outcomes like enjoyment, relaxation, and personal fulfil…
Psychology (7 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (4 works) · Tourism (4 works) · Digital Marketing and Social Media (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Recreation, Leisure, Wilderness Management (3 works)