Evaluation of a Historical District with the Presence of People (中国・四国地方における観光について)

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This study investigates how perceived presence of other people influences peoples' evaluation of various scenes in a historical district. Using 25 bipolar scales, 51 university undergraduates were requested to rate 13 scenes with people and the same 13 scenes without people in an experimental setting. The results suggest that both perceived authenticity and asense of activity is contributory to visitors' favourable evaluation of a historical district on the whole. The presence of others may lead to a stronger sense of activity, and that the influence of people on the perception of each scene on the boorish artificiality-secured authenticity dimension has a diverse tendency, depending on the types of scenes, especially the types of contrived elements.
岡山商科大学の論文
2003-10-30