emotions

This research examines how cognitive appraisal theory predicts emotional experiences in the gradual setting of a heritage site, using the Cathedral of Valencia as a case study. A survey of 266 visitors found that appraisal theory explained 15% of the variance in emotions, significantly less than in fast-paced contexts. Factors like personal control, expectations, and satisfaction influenced emotions, with the theory being more accurate for residents than non-residents.

By measuring valence of tourists towards animals, it can be predicted which activities tourists will do during their holiday. Furthermore, by measuring valence towards animals, it can be predicted whether the respondent wants specific species to survive and how much money the respondent wants to spend to make this happen. | Author: A. Van der Wal (2014)