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Tourists’ Visual Attention and Stress Intensity in Nature-Based Tourism Destinations: An Eye-Tracking Study During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Peizhe Li,
Xiao Xiao
, Evan Jordan
Public Service and Community Solutions, Watts College of (WATTS)
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Business & Economics
Nature-based Tourism
100%
Visual Attention
91%
Tourism Destination
73%
Tourists
67%
Environmental Factors
31%
Perceptual Processes
12%
Crowding
9%
Experiment
9%
Cognitive Processes
9%
Restoration
6%
Methodology
4%
Earth & Environmental Sciences
pandemics
96%
tourism
64%
environmental factor
59%
sound
14%
experiment
14%
restoration
13%
methodology
10%
effect
8%
Engineering & Materials Science
Tourism
86%
Eye tracking
84%
Restoration
14%
Masks
13%
Acoustic waves
11%
Experiments
10%
Social Sciences
tourist
67%
Tourism
60%
environmental factors
29%
experiment
9%
restoration
8%
methodology
4%
literature
3%
experience
2%