Richard R Perdue
Biographic Data
| ID | 4795185 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Richard R Perdue |
| GIVEN NAMES | Richard R |
| FAMILY NAME | Perdue |
| SIGNATURE | PERDUE R R |
| AFFILIATIONS | North Carolina State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9936-2893 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 27 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 254 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 27 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 6 |
Resident perceptions and responses to tourism
This paper reviews resident tourism attitude research through the lens of the individual- and community-level perceived impacts of and responses to tourism. It explores how perceived impacts of tourism and responses to tourism development have been conceptualised and measured in the existing resident attitudes models published between 1990 and 2020. Three categories of variables were identified and used: antecedent variables, tourism impact varia…
International convention tourism
Front desk technology innovation in hotels
The congruity effects of commercial brand sponsorship in a regional event
Social capital and destination strategic planning
The unintended consequences of impact factors on tourism research
Empowerment and resident attitudes toward tourism
Boomtown Tourism and Resident Quality of Life
Resident attitudes toward legal gambling
Rural Residents' Attitudes Toward Recreation and Tourism Development
This study investigates residents' attitudes toward recreation and tourism development in 10 rural Colorado towns. Two-per capita ratios based on tourism retail sales and total retail sales were developed and the communities were grouped into high and low tourism and high and low economic categories. These two ratios as grouping variables and length of residence as a covariate formed the basis for 2 x 2 ANCOVA conducted to determine any significa…
Developing new tourism products
External information search in marine recreational fishing
The purpose of this study was to examine external search by marine recreational anglers. Both prepurchase and ongoing external search were examined as a function of (a) the perceived importance of information to fishing success and (b) the perceived difficulty of information acquisition. In addition, the effects of previous experience, knowledge, and involvement on the perceived information importance and difficulty measures were examined. The re…
Relational patterns between community dimensions and global measures of community satisfaction
Rural Resident Tourism Perceptions And Attitudes By Community Level Of Tourism
Focusing on the residents of 28 rural Colorado communities, this research examines differences in resident tourism perceptions and attitudes across communities categorized on the basis of the community's existing level of tourism. The results indicate that the perceived impacts of tourism, both positive and negative, increase with increasing levels of tourism. With respect to resident attitudes toward additional tourism development, however, the …
Resident support for tourism development
Tropical science and tourism
Science tourism in Costa Rica
The Impact Of Tourism Development On Residents' Perceptions Of Community Life
Thepurpose of this study was to determine whether residents' perceptions of community life satisfaction vary with the levels of tourism development in theircommunity. Thestudy was conducted in 20 rural communities as part of the 1985 Colorado Rural Recreation Development Project administered by the University of Colorado-Boulder. A comprehen sive questionnaire investigating residents'perceptions of the importance of and their satis faction with s…
Visitor survey versus conversion study
Duplicate listings
Rural resident tourism perceptions and attitudes
The influence of awareness on spatial behavior in recreational boating
The purpose of this research was to examine the importance of lake awareness to the distribution of spatial behavior in recreational boating. Data were collected by mail questionnaire from a sample of boat owners residing in a four‐county region of southeast Texas. Awareness of the three major boating lakes in the region was measured as having “heard of”; each lake. With the data aggregated by community, a logit model of lake use was estimated, i…
Spatial patterns of leisure travel by trip purpose reply to Mitchell
Duplicate listing sampling bias in visitor surveys
Traders and Nontraders in Recreational Destination Choice
The purpose of this study was to assess the application of the mass transportation traders concept to spatial choice research in recreational boating. Given a set of two lakes, traders were defined as those individuals whose lake choice situation involved a choice of visiting a closer, less attractive lake or incurring the disutility of additional travel in order to visit a more attractive lake. Non-traders were those individuals whose choice sit…
Resident support for tourism development
Rural resident tourism perceptions and attitudes
Empowerment and resident attitudes toward tourism
Resident perceptions and responses to tourism
This paper reviews resident tourism attitude research through the lens of the individual- and community-level perceived impacts of and responses to tourism. It explores how perceived impacts of tourism and responses to tourism development have been conceptualised and measured in the existing resident attitudes models published between 1990 and 2020. Three categories of variables were identified and used: antecedent variables, tourism impact varia…
Social capital and destination strategic planning
Science tourism in Costa Rica
Resident attitudes toward legal gambling
Visitor survey versus conversion study
Tropical science and tourism
International convention tourism
External information search in marine recreational fishing
The purpose of this study was to examine external search by marine recreational anglers. Both prepurchase and ongoing external search were examined as a function of (a) the perceived importance of information to fishing success and (b) the perceived difficulty of information acquisition. In addition, the effects of previous experience, knowledge, and involvement on the perceived information importance and difficulty measures were examined. The re…
Relational patterns between community dimensions and global measures of community satisfaction
Traders and Nontraders in Recreational Destination Choice
The purpose of this study was to assess the application of the mass transportation traders concept to spatial choice research in recreational boating. Given a set of two lakes, traders were defined as those individuals whose lake choice situation involved a choice of visiting a closer, less attractive lake or incurring the disutility of additional travel in order to visit a more attractive lake. Non-traders were those individuals whose choice sit…
Spatial patterns of leisure travel by trip purpose
Front desk technology innovation in hotels
The influence of awareness on spatial behavior in recreational boating
The purpose of this research was to examine the importance of lake awareness to the distribution of spatial behavior in recreational boating. Data were collected by mail questionnaire from a sample of boat owners residing in a four‐county region of southeast Texas. Awareness of the three major boating lakes in the region was measured as having “heard of”; each lake. With the data aggregated by community, a logit model of lake use was estimated, i…
The congruity effects of commercial brand sponsorship in a regional event
Developing new tourism products
Duplicate listing sampling bias in visitor surveys
The unintended consequences of impact factors on tourism research
Sampling From Registration Files
This research assesses the potential bias in survey results associated with the duplicate listing of some individuals in a registration file sampling frame. In 1980, the boat registration file main
Sampling From Registration Files
This research assesses the potential bias in survey results associated with the duplicate listing of some individuals in a registration file sampling frame. In 1980, the boat registration file main
Spatial patterns of leisure travel by trip purpose
Spatial patterns of leisure travel by trip purpose reply to Mitchell
Duplicate listing sampling bias in visitor surveys
Traders and Nontraders in Recreational Destination Choice
The purpose of this study was to assess the application of the mass transportation traders concept to spatial choice research in recreational boating. Given a set of two lakes, traders were defined as those individuals whose lake choice situation involved a choice of visiting a closer, less attractive lake or incurring the disutility of additional travel in order to visit a more attractive lake. Non-traders were those individuals whose choice sit…
Duplicate listings
Rural resident tourism perceptions and attitudes
The influence of awareness on spatial behavior in recreational boating
The purpose of this research was to examine the importance of lake awareness to the distribution of spatial behavior in recreational boating. Data were collected by mail questionnaire from a sample of boat owners residing in a four‐county region of southeast Texas. Awareness of the three major boating lakes in the region was measured as having “heard of”; each lake. With the data aggregated by community, a logit model of lake use was estimated, i…
The Impact Of Tourism Development On Residents' Perceptions Of Community Life
Thepurpose of this study was to determine whether residents' perceptions of community life satisfaction vary with the levels of tourism development in theircommunity. Thestudy was conducted in 20 rural communities as part of the 1985 Colorado Rural Recreation Development Project administered by the University of Colorado-Boulder. A comprehen sive questionnaire investigating residents'perceptions of the importance of and their satis faction with s…
Visitor survey versus conversion study
Tropical science and tourism
Science tourism in Costa Rica
Rural Resident Tourism Perceptions And Attitudes By Community Level Of Tourism
Focusing on the residents of 28 rural Colorado communities, this research examines differences in resident tourism perceptions and attitudes across communities categorized on the basis of the community's existing level of tourism. The results indicate that the perceived impacts of tourism, both positive and negative, increase with increasing levels of tourism. With respect to resident attitudes toward additional tourism development, however, the …
Resident support for tourism development
Relational patterns between community dimensions and global measures of community satisfaction
Rural Residents' Attitudes Toward Recreation and Tourism Development
This study investigates residents' attitudes toward recreation and tourism development in 10 rural Colorado towns. Two-per capita ratios based on tourism retail sales and total retail sales were developed and the communities were grouped into high and low tourism and high and low economic categories. These two ratios as grouping variables and length of residence as a covariate formed the basis for 2 x 2 ANCOVA conducted to determine any significa…
Developing new tourism products
External information search in marine recreational fishing
The purpose of this study was to examine external search by marine recreational anglers. Both prepurchase and ongoing external search were examined as a function of (a) the perceived importance of information to fishing success and (b) the perceived difficulty of information acquisition. In addition, the effects of previous experience, knowledge, and involvement on the perceived information importance and difficulty measures were examined. The re…
Resident attitudes toward legal gambling
Boomtown Tourism and Resident Quality of Life
Empowerment and resident attitudes toward tourism
The unintended consequences of impact factors on tourism research
The congruity effects of commercial brand sponsorship in a regional event
Social capital and destination strategic planning
International convention tourism
Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (18 works) · Tourism (16 works) · Business (15 works) · Political science (15 works) · Geography (12 works) · Psychology (12 works) · Marketing (10 works) · Economics (9 works) · Recreation, Leisure, Wilderness Management (9 works) · Mathematics (8 works)