Tourism Scholars' Confusion About the Locus of Causality and Locus of Control Theories: A New Theoretical Tendency and a New Measurement Scale

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Tourism Scholars' Confusion About the Locus of Causality and Locus of Control Theories: A New Theoretical Tendency and a New Measurement Scale. / Салех, Махмуд Ибрахеам Котб ; Богатырева, Карина Александровна.

в: Tourism, Том 71, № 1, 2023, стр. 98-105.

Результаты исследований: Научные публикации в периодических изданиях › статья › Рецензирование

BibTeX

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title = "Tourism Scholars' Confusion About the Locus of Causality and Locus of Control Theories: A New Theoretical Tendency and a New Measurement Scale",

abstract = "Tourists{\textquoteright} behavior has caused unprecedented studies to understand it. However, recent literature has exposed the fragility of understanding and reviewing tourist attribution, especially those established on the locus dimension. The locus dimension studies how tourists assign responsibilities to tourism events, whether internal and/or external causes. However, tourism literature is confused while utilizing the locus dimension. Tourism scholars mix between locus of causality (LOC) and locus of control (LOC) theories. Both have the same abbreviation, but both have different approaches. Therefore, the current study provides a new theoretical review tendency by applying a new concept, namely locus of personal traits (LOPT), with new measurement items for (LOC) and (LOPT). The study revealed that, far from the rhetoric occasionally linked with the locus ofcontrol, using the locus of personal traits will mitigate the substantial gap.",

keywords = "locus of control, locus of causality, measurement scale, attribution theory, tourist behavior, consumer behavior, tourist destination",

author = "Салех, {Махмуд Ибрахеам Котб} and Богатырева, {Карина Александровна}",

note = "Saleh, M. Tourism scholars confusion about the locus of causality and the locus of control theories: A new theoretical tendency and a new measurement scale / M. Saleh, K. Bogatyreva // Tourism. - 2022. - In print.",

year = "2023",

doi = "10.37741/T.71.1.6",

language = "English",

volume = "71",

pages = "98--105",

journal = "Tourism",

issn = "1332-7461",

publisher = "Institute for Tourism",

number = "1",

}

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N2 - Tourists’ behavior has caused unprecedented studies to understand it. However, recent literature has exposed the fragility of understanding and reviewing tourist attribution, especially those established on the locus dimension. The locus dimension studies how tourists assign responsibilities to tourism events, whether internal and/or external causes. However, tourism literature is confused while utilizing the locus dimension. Tourism scholars mix between locus of causality (LOC) and locus of control (LOC) theories. Both have the same abbreviation, but both have different approaches. Therefore, the current study provides a new theoretical review tendency by applying a new concept, namely locus of personal traits (LOPT), with new measurement items for (LOC) and (LOPT). The study revealed that, far from the rhetoric occasionally linked with the locus ofcontrol, using the locus of personal traits will mitigate the substantial gap.

AB - Tourists’ behavior has caused unprecedented studies to understand it. However, recent literature has exposed the fragility of understanding and reviewing tourist attribution, especially those established on the locus dimension. The locus dimension studies how tourists assign responsibilities to tourism events, whether internal and/or external causes. However, tourism literature is confused while utilizing the locus dimension. Tourism scholars mix between locus of causality (LOC) and locus of control (LOC) theories. Both have the same abbreviation, but both have different approaches. Therefore, the current study provides a new theoretical review tendency by applying a new concept, namely locus of personal traits (LOPT), with new measurement items for (LOC) and (LOPT). The study revealed that, far from the rhetoric occasionally linked with the locus ofcontrol, using the locus of personal traits will mitigate the substantial gap.

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KW - measurement scale

KW - attribution theory

KW - tourist behavior

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