Search Results - "Nickerson, Norma P"
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Making Time for Nature: Visual Exposure to Natural Environments Lengthens Subjective Time Perception and Reduces Impulsivity
Published in PloS one (11-11-2015)“…Impulsivity in delay discounting is associated with maladaptive behaviors such as overeating and drug and alcohol abuse. Researchers have recently noted that…”
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Delay Discounting as an Index of Sustainable Behavior: Devaluation of Future Air Quality and Implications for Public Health
Published in International journal of environmental research and public health (01-09-2017)“…Poor air quality and resulting annual deaths represent significant public health concerns. Recently, rapid delay discounting (the devaluation of future…”
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Profiling geotravelers: an a priori segmentation identifying and defining sustainable travelers using the Geotraveler Tendency Scale (GTS)
Published in Journal of sustainable tourism (01-03-2013)“…This study expands research on geotourism by using the Geotraveler Tendency Scale (GTS) to profile geotravelers. The results demonstrate the GTS's ability to…”
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A cognitive hierarchy approach to understanding fee increases in the national parks of the United States
Published in Journal of outdoor recreation and tourism (01-06-2018)“…The National Park Service recently announced fee increases at many sites across the USA. Fee increases are likely a part of the future for public lands and…”
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What Should Tourism Sustain? The Disconnect with Industry Perceptions of Useful Indicators
Published in Journal of travel research (01-11-2001)“…The issue of sustainability and tourism has become a more widely studied topic in the past few years. However, little of this research investigates the…”
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THE RISE OF SHORT-TERM RENTALS: An Opportunity and Challenge for Montana Residents
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Montana's Crowded Parks: Record Visitation is Taking its Toll
Published in Montana business quarterly (01-04-2017)“…According to Ryan Atwell, Yellowstone National Park social scientist, "Yellowstone National Park has been experiencing steady growth in visitation over the…”
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THE RISE OF SHORT-TERM RENTALS
Published in Montana business quarterly (01-12-2018)“…An Opportunity and Challenge for Montana Residents In a recent study conducted in Gardiner, Montana, by the Institute for Tourism and Recreation Research at…”
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Traveler spending: visitors are keeping dollars local
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The influence of children on vacation travel patterns
Published in Journal of vacation marketing (01-01-2001)“…Travel surveys are conducted worldwide every day, but ignore an important segment of the travel industry: children who travel with parents. This paper provides…”
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Using Spatial, Economic, and Ecological Opinion Data to Inform Gray Wolf Conservation
Published in Wildlife Society bulletin (2011) (01-09-2016)“…Public opinion can be an influential factor in wildlife management decisions. Evaluating public opinions can help legitimize, or delegitimize, management and…”
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Travel and recreation: visitors attracted to open space, wildlife, and character
Published in Montana business quarterly (22-03-2011)“…It is safe to say that the reasons people all live in and love Montana are the same reasons that 3.4 million people choose to vacation in Montana each year --…”
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Travel and recreation outlook 2010: conscious consumption
Published in Montana business quarterly (22-03-2010)“…By all accounts, travel and recreation around Montana and the US took a few hits in 2009 due to the economic situation around the world. Most businesses and…”
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Making Time for Nature: Visual Exposure to Natural Environments Lengthens Subjective Time Perception and Reduces Impulsivity: e0141030
Published in PloS one (01-11-2015)“…Impulsivity in delay discounting is associated with maladaptive behaviors such as overeating and drug and alcohol abuse. Researchers have recently noted that…”
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Outlook and trends 2008: Montana travel and recreation
Published in Montana business quarterly (22-03-2008)“…Montana's nonresident visitor numbers continue to grow at a steady rate. With few exceptions, the 10-year visitation trend has been growing about 2% per year,…”
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The real story behind gas prices and other travel industry numbers
Published in Montana business quarterly (22-03-2007)“…The current price of gasoline is actually less now than in 1980 when adjusted for inflation. Not only is the recent price per gallon lower in real terms than…”
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Branding a state from features to positioning: Making it simple?
Published in Journal of vacation marketing (01-07-1999)“…This paper provides an argument for going back to the simplification of branding and positioning based on features expressed by visitors as the attraction to a…”
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Montana's milestone: 10 million nonresident visitors
Published in Montana business quarterly (22-03-2006)“…Preliminary estimates show that Montana's nonresident visitation reached a milestone in terms of numbers -- 10 million visitors -- in 2005. Nonresident…”
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Another slow year for Montana tourism
Published in Montana business quarterly (22-03-2005)“…While domestic travel in the US increased by nearly 3% in 2004, nonresident travel in Montana remained flat from 2003 to 2004. Even though overall visitation…”
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Travel industry outlook and economics
Published in Montana business quarterly (22-03-2004)“…Preliminary estimates of nonresident travel to Montana in 2003 show a 3% increase over 2002. Once again, nonresident travel mirrored the national travel…”
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