Seohee Chang
Biographic Data
| ID | 5857659 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Seohee Chang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Seohee |
| FAMILY NAME | Chang |
| SIGNATURE | CHANG S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sookmyung Women's University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7383-0940 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 23 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Tourism and Hospitality Employees' Ethical Perceptions in the Moral Resistance and Whistleblowing Contexts
This study compares the contexts of moral resistance (MR) and whistleblowing (WB) by examining how young adult female employees perceive moral rebels and obedient individuals according to their role as compliant actors, internal observers, or external observers. Experimental data were analyzed using factor and multivariate analysis. The results indicate that young employees were more aware of wrongdoing in the WB context than in the MR context. T…
Cultural Differences Reflected in the Experience Economy
This study investigated the potential effects of culture on the experience economy in the hospitality and tourism industry by comparing Korean and American consumers. The study investigated patterns in the gain and loss values of service and experience for hospitality and tourism products as well as experiential products for both sets of consumers to explore collectivism and individualism as reflected in perceived monetary values. The study analy…
Filipino employees’ attitudes toward tourists with disabilities
Participating in tourism can be a challenge for tourists with disabilities (TWDs) due to various barriers they encounter while traveling. Among these physical, social, and attitudinal barriers, the biased attitudes of service providers are the most significant constraint for TWDs. This study assumed that Filipino hospitality and tourism employees’ attitudes toward TWDs would improve through disability awareness training, familiarity with disabili…
Experience economy in hospitality and tourism
Cycling in Mid and Later Life
Countering the trend that sport participation decreases with age, there are a number of physically active mid and later life adults who take part in sports events. This study investigated involvement in cycling and benefits sought by participants of an organized bicycle tour. Life cycle and gender analyses were used to frame the study of 417 participants who were surveyed online and by mail after the tour. Both men and women were equally involved…
Physically Active Leisure and Tourism Connection
Leisure and tourism activities may be integrally related for some. This study examined the relationship between the preferred leisure and tourism activities and psychological involvement in paddling of a group of paddlers. Participants were surveyed at the completion of a paddle tour. Data were analyzed using frequencies, confirmatory factor analysis, cross-tabulations, and ANOVA. Four types of leisure-tourism connection (LTC) were identified. Pe…
Physically Active Leisure and Tourism Connection
Leisure and tourism activities may be integrally related for some. This study examined the relationship between the preferred leisure and tourism activities and psychological involvement in paddling of a group of paddlers. Participants were surveyed at the completion of a paddle tour. Data were analyzed using frequencies, confirmatory factor analysis, cross-tabulations, and ANOVA. Four types of leisure-tourism connection (LTC) were identified. Pe…
Cycling in Mid and Later Life
Countering the trend that sport participation decreases with age, there are a number of physically active mid and later life adults who take part in sports events. This study investigated involvement in cycling and benefits sought by participants of an organized bicycle tour. Life cycle and gender analyses were used to frame the study of 417 participants who were surveyed online and by mail after the tour. Both men and women were equally involved…
Experience economy in hospitality and tourism
Physically Active Leisure and Tourism Connection
Leisure and tourism activities may be integrally related for some. This study examined the relationship between the preferred leisure and tourism activities and psychological involvement in paddling of a group of paddlers. Participants were surveyed at the completion of a paddle tour. Data were analyzed using frequencies, confirmatory factor analysis, cross-tabulations, and ANOVA. Four types of leisure-tourism connection (LTC) were identified. Pe…
Cycling in Mid and Later Life
Countering the trend that sport participation decreases with age, there are a number of physically active mid and later life adults who take part in sports events. This study investigated involvement in cycling and benefits sought by participants of an organized bicycle tour. Life cycle and gender analyses were used to frame the study of 417 participants who were surveyed online and by mail after the tour. Both men and women were equally involved…
Experience economy in hospitality and tourism
Filipino employees’ attitudes toward tourists with disabilities
Participating in tourism can be a challenge for tourists with disabilities (TWDs) due to various barriers they encounter while traveling. Among these physical, social, and attitudinal barriers, the biased attitudes of service providers are the most significant constraint for TWDs. This study assumed that Filipino hospitality and tourism employees’ attitudes toward TWDs would improve through disability awareness training, familiarity with disabili…
Cultural Differences Reflected in the Experience Economy
This study investigated the potential effects of culture on the experience economy in the hospitality and tourism industry by comparing Korean and American consumers. The study investigated patterns in the gain and loss values of service and experience for hospitality and tourism products as well as experiential products for both sets of consumers to explore collectivism and individualism as reflected in perceived monetary values. The study analy…
Tourism and Hospitality Employees' Ethical Perceptions in the Moral Resistance and Whistleblowing Contexts
This study compares the contexts of moral resistance (MR) and whistleblowing (WB) by examining how young adult female employees perceive moral rebels and obedient individuals according to their role as compliant actors, internal observers, or external observers. Experimental data were analyzed using factor and multivariate analysis. The results indicate that young employees were more aware of wrongdoing in the WB context than in the MR context. T…
Psychology (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Tourism (5 works) · Hospitality (4 works) · Marketing (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Descriptive statistics (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Hospitality industry (3 works)