MОТИВИ, ОПСЕДНУТОСТ СМРЋУ И БИХЕВИОРАЛНЕ НАМЕРЕ У „МРАЧНОМ” ТУРИЗМУ
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https://doi.org/10.22190/TEME180119028DKljučne reči:
„мрачни” туризам, догађај везан за „мрачни” туризам, мотиви, опседнутост смрћу, интенционално понашањеApstrakt
„Мрачни” туризам разликује се у форми од других типова туризама у томе што имплицира посету места на којима су се збили трагични догађаји или места која асоцирају на смрт историјских размера. У раду се истражују главни мотиви туриста који посећују места везана за „мрачни” туризам истраживањем утицаја образовања, социјализације, релаксације и бега од стварности, емоционалног одговора и жеље да се буде другачији на интенционално понашање посетилаца места „мрачног” туризма. Истовремено, вариjабла опседнутости смрћу се у раду поставља као потенцијални узрок међузависности независних и зависних варијабли. Резултати истраживања показују да образовање, емоционални одговор и жеља да се буде другачији од других имају, статистички посматрано, значајан утицај на интенционално понашање ове групе туриста, док се опседнутост смрћу не показује као битан мотив посете местима „мрачног” туризма. Циљ истраживања је постављен како би се утврдило да ли опседнутост смрћу, у смислу психолошке карактеристике, има било какав утицај на однос између мотивације и интенционалног понашања у контексту посета места „мрачног” туризма.
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