Kathleen L Andereck
Biographic Data
| ID | 4176290 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kathleen L Andereck |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kathleen L |
| FAMILY NAME | Andereck |
| SIGNATURE | ANDERECK K L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Arizona State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5900-3976 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 26 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 165 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 26 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Stakeholders’ involvement in an evidence-based sustainable tourism plan
Sustainable tourism planning is recommended for destination governance to ensure long-term development that balances the impacts of tourism on a community, especially in overtourism contexts. This study examines a sustainable tourism planning process focusing specifically on stakeholder involvement and the use of co-created evidence. A multi-stakeholder involvement management framework (MSIM) for sustainable tourism was applied to examine its fit…
Values to Visit a Culturally Significant But Forbidden Land
This study aims to identify tourists' values, develop a tool that measures tourist values with regard to visiting culturally significant, but forbidden, destinations, such as North Korea, and segment the relevant market. A composite method of qualitative and quantitative approaches constituted the procedure for the value measurement scale development. Using this scale, market segments were constructed based on the value profile in order to test t…
Place Attachment among Dispersed and Event Recreationists on Public Lands
Place attachment has received considerable attention in the outdoor recreation literature. While the core dimensions of place identity and dependence have been measured using a reliable scale, social bonding remains understudied. Based at a public land setting offering opportunities for both traditional outdoor (dispersed) and socially driven (event) recreation experiences, the study purpose is (i) develop a reliable and valid alternative social …
Providing hope
Global South youth are considered members of a host community and are receivers of volunteer tourism development programs. However, their perceptions have rarely been included in volunteer tourism studies. Influences of volunteer tourism on youth lives tends to be from the “gap year” or young adult volunteer tourist perspective rather than program youth input. In addition, studies on influences of youth-focused community programs on program benef…
Designing for quality of life and sustainability
Enlightened Travelers? Cultural Attitudes, Competencies, and Study Abroad
In this qualitative study, the impact of the touristic experiences of study abroad participants on cultural attitude change and perceived cultural competence was investigated. The sample was comprised of college students who had participated in a study abroad program. The study included a photo elicitation project with participants after their study abroad program where participants submitted up to 10 photos from their study abroad experience, wh…
Sustaining the common good
Volunteer tourism research has studied individual motives to participating in development work overseas. There is, however, an absence of research examining what influences corporate individual employees to volunteer for tourism-related activities as representatives of their organisation within their own country. This paper investigates tourism professionals’ purpose(s) for engaging in tourism-centred volunteer tourism opportunities and, in addit…
Tourism students’ motivational orientations
The availability of skilled labor and institutions of higher education that can contribute to human capacity building are prerequisites for tourism-dependent nations like Vietnam. The exploration of students’ motivations is one way in which the role of institutions of higher education in capacity building and tourism development can be further understood. This research explores students’ motivational orientations related to enrollment in tourism …
Visitors to cultural heritage attractions
The purpose of this article is to broaden understanding of cultural heritage tourists through an activity based a priori segmentation approach. Data were collected from a survey conducted with 1,938 tourists visiting cultural heritage sites and events in Arizona (USA). This study suggests that tourists visiting cultural heritage attractions can be divided into two groups: “true cultural heritage tourists” and “spurious cultural heritage tourists.…
Exploring the Nature of Tourism and Quality of Life Perceptions among Residents
Research on resident attitudes toward tourism has been under way for many years. Implicit in this research is the precept that tourism influences people’s quality of life (QOL). Few studies, however, have directly investigated residents’ perception of the impact tourism has on their QOL, and relationships between QOL perceptions and support for tourism in the community. This study is an attempt to go beyond attitude research and explicitly consid…
The Breakthrough Series Collaborative on Service Integration
Arizona's Department of Economic Security (DES) engaged in a strengths-based initiative to increase quality and integration of human services. Twenty teams including employees from state agencies, community leaders, and families were brought together to discuss and implement improvements to a variety of social services. A mixed methods study was conducted to explore the complex process of forming diverse teams to strengthen social services. Speci…
Segmentation Strategies for Hospitality Managers
Understanding Travel Constraints
The study of constraints to participation in leisure activities has been a growing theme of research during the past three decades. More recently, this research has been extended to the study of nonparticipation in leisure travel. One model that has been employed to facilitate the study of constraints uses the three categories of constraints as a conceptual framework: intrapersonal, interpersonal, and structural. This article extends this framewo…
A Cross-cultural Analysis of Tourism and Quality of Life Perceptions
Models of sustainable tourism consider not only the aspects of the physical environment but also the dimensions of the social and cultural environment of destinations. During the past two decades a number of researchers have made the case that local residents must be involved in tourism development decisions if support for, and thereby sustainability of, the industry is to be maintained. Minority ethnic and racial groups, however, are often diffe…
The Protective Influence of Spiritual-Religious Lifestyle Profiles on Tobacco Use, Alcohol Use, and Gambling
The costs associated with the use of addictive substances and practices underscore the need for research on protective factors that inhibit use. In this study, the protective influences of various spiritual-religious lifestyle profiles on tobacco smoking, alcohol use, and gambling frequency and expenditures are examined. Among the predominantly Hispanic sample used in the study (N = 249), cluster analysis produced three lifestyle profiles: neithe…
Spiritual/Religious Life-Style Profiles and Community Substance Abuse Perceptions
This study explored the relationship between various spiritual/religious life-style profiles and community trends in the areas of: alcohol and other drug abuse, physical safety, and in the community or neighborhood as a whole. A cluster analysis yielded three spiritual/religious life-style profiles among the predominantly Hispanic sample (N = 249): spiritual and religious, neither spiritual nor religious, and spiritual but not religious. The latt…
Connecting Experiences to Quality
Tourism and Quality of Life
Film-Induced Tourism
The Economic Value of Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation
(2006). The Economic Value of Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation. Journal of Leisure Research: Vol. 38, No. 2, pp. 208-223
Residents’ perceptions of community tourism impacts
Factors Predicting Rural Residents’ Support of Tourism
This study examined the factors predicting attitudes toward tourism of residents from a dozen communities in Arizona, generally following the model developed by Perdue, Long, and Allen, using social exchange theory as the foundation. Findings indicated that in general, personal characteristics did not predict attitudes toward tourism, but community dependence on tourism was a predictor. Personal benefit from tourism predicted both positive and ne…
The Relationship between Residents’ Attitudes toward Tourism and Tourism Development Options
Many rural communities view tourism as an economic development strategy. This study explores the relationship between resident attitudes toward tourism and support for specific tourism development options. In addition, attitudes and support for development in seven diverse communities are compared. Results indicate that communities differ with respect to residents’ support for specific tourism development options and attitudes toward tourism. In …
Territorial functioning in a tourism setting
Motives for initiating and continuing membership in a recreation‐related voluntary association
The purpose of this study was to examine motives for joining and continuing membership in a recreation‐related voluntary association. The theoretical framework for this study was based on a three‐category incentive typology. Data were obtained from 371 members of a voluntary association with a mail‐back questionnaire. Results indicated that the most important reason for joining and continuing membership in the association was to contribute to soc…
Residents’ perceptions of community tourism impacts
Territorial functioning in a tourism setting
The Protective Influence of Spiritual-Religious Lifestyle Profiles on Tobacco Use, Alcohol Use, and Gambling
The costs associated with the use of addictive substances and practices underscore the need for research on protective factors that inhibit use. In this study, the protective influences of various spiritual-religious lifestyle profiles on tobacco smoking, alcohol use, and gambling frequency and expenditures are examined. Among the predominantly Hispanic sample used in the study (N = 249), cluster analysis produced three lifestyle profiles: neithe…
Designing for quality of life and sustainability
Perceptions of carry‐over crowding in recreation environments
Anticipatory responding is an aspect of social interference and stimulus overload theories not previously used in recreation crowding research. The concept suggests that prior information about a setting will affect an individual's response to that setting. The hypothesis was tested that individuals’ perceptions of crowding in one recreation environment will influence perceptions of crowding in a subsequent environment. This can be considered a c…
Motives for initiating and continuing membership in a recreation‐related voluntary association
The purpose of this study was to examine motives for joining and continuing membership in a recreation‐related voluntary association. The theoretical framework for this study was based on a three‐category incentive typology. Data were obtained from 371 members of a voluntary association with a mail‐back questionnaire. Results indicated that the most important reason for joining and continuing membership in the association was to contribute to soc…
Stakeholders’ involvement in an evidence-based sustainable tourism plan
Sustainable tourism planning is recommended for destination governance to ensure long-term development that balances the impacts of tourism on a community, especially in overtourism contexts. This study examines a sustainable tourism planning process focusing specifically on stakeholder involvement and the use of co-created evidence. A multi-stakeholder involvement management framework (MSIM) for sustainable tourism was applied to examine its fit…
Sustaining the common good
Volunteer tourism research has studied individual motives to participating in development work overseas. There is, however, an absence of research examining what influences corporate individual employees to volunteer for tourism-related activities as representatives of their organisation within their own country. This paper investigates tourism professionals’ purpose(s) for engaging in tourism-centred volunteer tourism opportunities and, in addit…
Tourism students’ motivational orientations
The availability of skilled labor and institutions of higher education that can contribute to human capacity building are prerequisites for tourism-dependent nations like Vietnam. The exploration of students’ motivations is one way in which the role of institutions of higher education in capacity building and tourism development can be further understood. This research explores students’ motivational orientations related to enrollment in tourism …
The Breakthrough Series Collaborative on Service Integration
Arizona's Department of Economic Security (DES) engaged in a strengths-based initiative to increase quality and integration of human services. Twenty teams including employees from state agencies, community leaders, and families were brought together to discuss and implement improvements to a variety of social services. A mixed methods study was conducted to explore the complex process of forming diverse teams to strengthen social services. Speci…
The Economic Value of Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation
(2006). The Economic Value of Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation. Journal of Leisure Research: Vol. 38, No. 2, pp. 208-223
Perceptions of carry‐over crowding in recreation environments
Anticipatory responding is an aspect of social interference and stimulus overload theories not previously used in recreation crowding research. The concept suggests that prior information about a setting will affect an individual's response to that setting. The hypothesis was tested that individuals’ perceptions of crowding in one recreation environment will influence perceptions of crowding in a subsequent environment. This can be considered a c…
Motives for initiating and continuing membership in a recreation‐related voluntary association
The purpose of this study was to examine motives for joining and continuing membership in a recreation‐related voluntary association. The theoretical framework for this study was based on a three‐category incentive typology. Data were obtained from 371 members of a voluntary association with a mail‐back questionnaire. Results indicated that the most important reason for joining and continuing membership in the association was to contribute to soc…
Territorial functioning in a tourism setting
The Relationship between Residents’ Attitudes toward Tourism and Tourism Development Options
Many rural communities view tourism as an economic development strategy. This study explores the relationship between resident attitudes toward tourism and support for specific tourism development options. In addition, attitudes and support for development in seven diverse communities are compared. Results indicate that communities differ with respect to residents’ support for specific tourism development options and attitudes toward tourism. In …
Factors Predicting Rural Residents’ Support of Tourism
This study examined the factors predicting attitudes toward tourism of residents from a dozen communities in Arizona, generally following the model developed by Perdue, Long, and Allen, using social exchange theory as the foundation. Findings indicated that in general, personal characteristics did not predict attitudes toward tourism, but community dependence on tourism was a predictor. Personal benefit from tourism predicted both positive and ne…
Residents’ perceptions of community tourism impacts
Connecting Experiences to Quality
Tourism and Quality of Life
Film-Induced Tourism
The Economic Value of Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation
(2006). The Economic Value of Off-Highway Vehicle Recreation. Journal of Leisure Research: Vol. 38, No. 2, pp. 208-223
A Cross-cultural Analysis of Tourism and Quality of Life Perceptions
Models of sustainable tourism consider not only the aspects of the physical environment but also the dimensions of the social and cultural environment of destinations. During the past two decades a number of researchers have made the case that local residents must be involved in tourism development decisions if support for, and thereby sustainability of, the industry is to be maintained. Minority ethnic and racial groups, however, are often diffe…
The Protective Influence of Spiritual-Religious Lifestyle Profiles on Tobacco Use, Alcohol Use, and Gambling
The costs associated with the use of addictive substances and practices underscore the need for research on protective factors that inhibit use. In this study, the protective influences of various spiritual-religious lifestyle profiles on tobacco smoking, alcohol use, and gambling frequency and expenditures are examined. Among the predominantly Hispanic sample used in the study (N = 249), cluster analysis produced three lifestyle profiles: neithe…
Spiritual/Religious Life-Style Profiles and Community Substance Abuse Perceptions
This study explored the relationship between various spiritual/religious life-style profiles and community trends in the areas of: alcohol and other drug abuse, physical safety, and in the community or neighborhood as a whole. A cluster analysis yielded three spiritual/religious life-style profiles among the predominantly Hispanic sample (N = 249): spiritual and religious, neither spiritual nor religious, and spiritual but not religious. The latt…
Understanding Travel Constraints
The study of constraints to participation in leisure activities has been a growing theme of research during the past three decades. More recently, this research has been extended to the study of nonparticipation in leisure travel. One model that has been employed to facilitate the study of constraints uses the three categories of constraints as a conceptual framework: intrapersonal, interpersonal, and structural. This article extends this framewo…
Segmentation Strategies for Hospitality Managers
Exploring the Nature of Tourism and Quality of Life Perceptions among Residents
Research on resident attitudes toward tourism has been under way for many years. Implicit in this research is the precept that tourism influences people’s quality of life (QOL). Few studies, however, have directly investigated residents’ perception of the impact tourism has on their QOL, and relationships between QOL perceptions and support for tourism in the community. This study is an attempt to go beyond attitude research and explicitly consid…
The Breakthrough Series Collaborative on Service Integration
Arizona's Department of Economic Security (DES) engaged in a strengths-based initiative to increase quality and integration of human services. Twenty teams including employees from state agencies, community leaders, and families were brought together to discuss and implement improvements to a variety of social services. A mixed methods study was conducted to explore the complex process of forming diverse teams to strengthen social services. Speci…
Visitors to cultural heritage attractions
The purpose of this article is to broaden understanding of cultural heritage tourists through an activity based a priori segmentation approach. Data were collected from a survey conducted with 1,938 tourists visiting cultural heritage sites and events in Arizona (USA). This study suggests that tourists visiting cultural heritage attractions can be divided into two groups: “true cultural heritage tourists” and “spurious cultural heritage tourists.…
Tourism students’ motivational orientations
The availability of skilled labor and institutions of higher education that can contribute to human capacity building are prerequisites for tourism-dependent nations like Vietnam. The exploration of students’ motivations is one way in which the role of institutions of higher education in capacity building and tourism development can be further understood. This research explores students’ motivational orientations related to enrollment in tourism …
Sustaining the common good
Volunteer tourism research has studied individual motives to participating in development work overseas. There is, however, an absence of research examining what influences corporate individual employees to volunteer for tourism-related activities as representatives of their organisation within their own country. This paper investigates tourism professionals’ purpose(s) for engaging in tourism-centred volunteer tourism opportunities and, in addit…
Enlightened Travelers? Cultural Attitudes, Competencies, and Study Abroad
In this qualitative study, the impact of the touristic experiences of study abroad participants on cultural attitude change and perceived cultural competence was investigated. The sample was comprised of college students who had participated in a study abroad program. The study included a photo elicitation project with participants after their study abroad program where participants submitted up to 10 photos from their study abroad experience, wh…
Designing for quality of life and sustainability
Providing hope
Global South youth are considered members of a host community and are receivers of volunteer tourism development programs. However, their perceptions have rarely been included in volunteer tourism studies. Influences of volunteer tourism on youth lives tends to be from the “gap year” or young adult volunteer tourist perspective rather than program youth input. In addition, studies on influences of youth-focused community programs on program benef…
Place Attachment among Dispersed and Event Recreationists on Public Lands
Place attachment has received considerable attention in the outdoor recreation literature. While the core dimensions of place identity and dependence have been measured using a reliable scale, social bonding remains understudied. Based at a public land setting offering opportunities for both traditional outdoor (dispersed) and socially driven (event) recreation experiences, the study purpose is (i) develop a reliable and valid alternative social …
Values to Visit a Culturally Significant But Forbidden Land
This study aims to identify tourists' values, develop a tool that measures tourist values with regard to visiting culturally significant, but forbidden, destinations, such as North Korea, and segment the relevant market. A composite method of qualitative and quantitative approaches constituted the procedure for the value measurement scale development. Using this scale, market segments were constructed based on the value profile in order to test t…
Psychology (18 works) · Tourism (17 works) · Business (16 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (14 works) · Geography (13 works) · Recreation, Leisure, Wilderness Management (13 works) · Political science (12 works) · Social Psychology (11 works) · Sociology (11 works) · Marketing (10 works)