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Modeling Behavioral Characteristics and Intrinsic Emotions of of Air-based Sports,s Adventurers tourisms Based on Real Self-Protective Behaviors

Document Type : Research Paper

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1 Gonbad kavous. Faculty member

2 University of Mazandaran

Abstract

The purpose of research was modeling Behavioral Characteristics and Intrinsic Emotions of Air-based Sports,s Adventurers tourisms Based on Real Self-Protective Behaviors. Therefore, by mix method reseach, in qualitative phase number of 20 Experts of research field experts by snowball sampling and in the quantitative phase, after assuring the contextual validity and internal reliability of the research instrument by Cronbach's alpha method (α>0.75), the researcher-made questionnaire of innate emotions questionnaire of satisfaction, the Borkenau Personality Traits Questionnaire (1993), and the Chian Protective Behaviors Questionnaire (2016) were used. Finally, after confirmation of Good of fit index of the model (Fornell and Larker triple indices) and insurance of sampling adequacy index, data were analyzed using Smart PLS-2 and SPSS Software. The results of factor analysis of data indicated that positive effect of pleasure variable and negative effect of fear variable on satisfaction of aerial athletes. Also, based on multiple regression results, extraversion and introversion behavioral characteristics have significant explanatory power on pleasure and fear variables. Therefore, it is suggested through the typology and classification of the level of excitement and riskiness of air-based sports tourists, it is possible to provide tourists with different levels of innate emotions

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Organizational Behavior Management in Sport Studies
Volume 7, Issue 2 - Serial Number 26
August 2020
Pages 115-131
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