HM 203 Module 3: The Psychology of Travel

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The relationship of needs, wants, and motives to tourist motivations helps to ______ why people travel.

explain

The psychology of travel refers to the mental, emotional, and behavioral ways that people experience the act of ______.

traveling

Characteristics of travelers based on the purpose of travel can help in ______ different types of travelers.

analyzing

Analyzing the travel constraints can assist in overcoming obstacles to ______.

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Identifying the travel generators helps in understanding what ______ people to travel.

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The psychology of travel module aims to shed light on the mental and emotional aspects of the travel ______.

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Visiting gigantic mountains, taking a dip in the vast ocean, camping under the starlit skies, exploring new cultures and cities, or living life in the ______ are all immensely enticing prospects.

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Traveling to some is a ______ from their current state of life.

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Traveling is an ______ trait extending from all animals to humans.

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While traveling and exploring cultures, we have to step away from our ______ zones, away from the luxury of home and city life.

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[Blank] plays a key role in everything we do.

Motivation Signup and view all the answers

Travel would enhance one's ______ and good reputation.

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Everything we do on a daily basis has a certain underlying reason, motive and drive that push and pull us to ______ or engage in a kind of activity.

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Escape, Relaxation, and Relief of Tension are examples of ______ for travel.

motivators Signup and view all the answers

Roots or Ethnic, Maintain Social Contacts, and Status and Prestige are examples of ______ for travel.

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Tourist Consumer Behavior is the process and activities people engage in when searching for, selecting, purchasing, using, evaluating and ______ products and services.

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Factors that Influence Tourist Consumer Behavior include , , , , , , and __.

cultural, social, personal, psychological, economic, political, technological Signup and view all the answers

Tourism products are too expensive to be bought or ______.

impulse Signup and view all the answers

We maintain social ______, because of our need for affiliation.

relationships Signup and view all the answers

We engage in a certain kind of ______ because it satisfies either our intrinsic or extrinsic motives.

lifestyle Signup and view all the answers

All the activities can be attributed to an essential ______ that causes a particular behavior.

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People travel for various ______ such as escape, relaxation, self-discovery, expanding knowledge, interpersonal relationships, scenery, wanderlust, etc.

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CULTURAL MOTIVATORS include the desire to know about other countries- their ______, art, folklore, dances, paintings and religion.

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STATUS AND PRESTIGE MOTIVATORS concern ______ needs and personal development.

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The ______ market is being seen by marketers as having a set of preferences different from the male and female markets.

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Social class is one's position within the ______.

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A lifestyle is a person's pattern of living as expressed in one's ______, interests, and opinions.

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Life cycle refers to the stages an individual goes through in their ______.

lifetime Signup and view all the answers

Reference groups are known to be a set of people who have a direct or indirect influence on other people's ______ or behavior.

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Word of mouth plays an important ______ for purchase decisions.

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HM 203 Module 3: The Psychology of Travel

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The relationship of needs, wants, and motives to tourist motivations helps to ______ why people travel.

The psychology of travel refers to the mental, emotional, and behavioral ways that people experience the act of ______.

Characteristics of travelers based on the purpose of travel can help in ______ different types of travelers.

Analyzing the travel constraints can assist in overcoming obstacles to ______.

Identifying the travel generators helps in understanding what ______ people to travel.

The psychology of travel module aims to shed light on the mental and emotional aspects of the travel ______.

Visiting gigantic mountains, taking a dip in the vast ocean, camping under the starlit skies, exploring new cultures and cities, or living life in the ______ are all immensely enticing prospects.

Traveling to some is a ______ from their current state of life.

Traveling is an ______ trait extending from all animals to humans.

While traveling and exploring cultures, we have to step away from our ______ zones, away from the luxury of home and city life.

[Blank] plays a key role in everything we do.

Travel would enhance one's ______ and good reputation.

Everything we do on a daily basis has a certain underlying reason, motive and drive that push and pull us to ______ or engage in a kind of activity.

Escape, Relaxation, and Relief of Tension are examples of ______ for travel.

Roots or Ethnic, Maintain Social Contacts, and Status and Prestige are examples of ______ for travel.

Tourist Consumer Behavior is the process and activities people engage in when searching for, selecting, purchasing, using, evaluating and ______ products and services.

Factors that Influence Tourist Consumer Behavior include , , , , , , and __.

Tourism products are too expensive to be bought or ______.

We maintain social ______, because of our need for affiliation.

We engage in a certain kind of ______ because it satisfies either our intrinsic or extrinsic motives.

All the activities can be attributed to an essential ______ that causes a particular behavior.

People travel for various ______ such as escape, relaxation, self-discovery, expanding knowledge, interpersonal relationships, scenery, wanderlust, etc.

CULTURAL MOTIVATORS include the desire to know about other countries- their ______, art, folklore, dances, paintings and religion.

STATUS AND PRESTIGE MOTIVATORS concern ______ needs and personal development.

The ______ market is being seen by marketers as having a set of preferences different from the male and female markets.

Social class is one's position within the ______.

A lifestyle is a person's pattern of living as expressed in one's ______, interests, and opinions.

Life cycle refers to the stages an individual goes through in their ______.

Reference groups are known to be a set of people who have a direct or indirect influence on other people's ______ or behavior.

Word of mouth plays an important ______ for purchase decisions.

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HM 203 Module 3: The Psychology of Travel

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Questions and Answers

The relationship of needs, wants, and motives to tourist motivations helps to ______ why people travel.

The psychology of travel refers to the mental, emotional, and behavioral ways that people experience the act of ______.

Characteristics of travelers based on the purpose of travel can help in ______ different types of travelers.

Analyzing the travel constraints can assist in overcoming obstacles to ______.

Identifying the travel generators helps in understanding what ______ people to travel.

The psychology of travel module aims to shed light on the mental and emotional aspects of the travel ______.

Visiting gigantic mountains, taking a dip in the vast ocean, camping under the starlit skies, exploring new cultures and cities, or living life in the ______ are all immensely enticing prospects.

Traveling to some is a ______ from their current state of life.

Traveling is an ______ trait extending from all animals to humans.

While traveling and exploring cultures, we have to step away from our ______ zones, away from the luxury of home and city life.

[Blank] plays a key role in everything we do.

Travel would enhance one's ______ and good reputation.

Everything we do on a daily basis has a certain underlying reason, motive and drive that push and pull us to ______ or engage in a kind of activity.

Escape, Relaxation, and Relief of Tension are examples of ______ for travel.

Roots or Ethnic, Maintain Social Contacts, and Status and Prestige are examples of ______ for travel.

Tourist Consumer Behavior is the process and activities people engage in when searching for, selecting, purchasing, using, evaluating and ______ products and services.

Factors that Influence Tourist Consumer Behavior include ______, ______, ______, ______, ______, ______, and ______.

Tourism products are too expensive to be bought or ______.

We maintain social ______, because of our need for affiliation.

We engage in a certain kind of ______ because it satisfies either our intrinsic or extrinsic motives.

All the activities can be attributed to an essential ______ that causes a particular behavior.

People travel for various ______ such as escape, relaxation, self-discovery, expanding knowledge, interpersonal relationships, scenery, wanderlust, etc.

CULTURAL MOTIVATORS include the desire to know about other countries- their ______, art, folklore, dances, paintings and religion.

STATUS AND PRESTIGE MOTIVATORS concern ______ needs and personal development.

The ______ market is being seen by marketers as having a set of preferences different from the male and female markets.

Social class is one's position within the ______.

A lifestyle is a person's pattern of living as expressed in one's ______, interests, and opinions.

Life cycle refers to the stages an individual goes through in their ______.

Reference groups are known to be a set of people who have a direct or indirect influence on other people's ______ or behavior.

Word of mouth plays an important ______ for purchase decisions.

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Evolution of Travel Tech in Tourism and Hospitality Quiz

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