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Peran Daya Tarik Desa Wisata dan Community Based Tourism dalam Membangun Citra Desa Wisata [PDF]
This study aims to determine: 1) the influence of tourist village attraction to image of tourist village; 2) the influence of community based tourism to image of tourist village; and 3) the influence of community based tourism in strengthening ...
Syarif Hidayatullah +2 more
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Information search in everyday decisions: The generalizability of the attraction search effect [PDF]
The recently proposed integrated coherence-based decisions and search model (iCodes) makes predictions for search behavior in multi-attribute decision tasks beyond those of classic decision-making heuristics.
Sophie E. Scharf +2 more
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Attraction, amenities, accessibility, and ancillary are 4 important components in a tourist attraction, if these components are managed and developed optimally, it will increase the satisfaction and loyalty of tourists visiting a tourist attraction.
Theodorus Wijaya Kusuma +2 more
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The effect of temperature on gravitative attraction [PDF]
Abstract Previous work by one of us with a torsion balance of the Boys-Cavendish type had appeared to indicate that the so-called Newtonian Constant of Gravitation increases slightly as the attracting bodies are heated. The attempt has now been made to carry the work to a higher order of accuracy with a view to confirming or ...
P. E. Shaw, N. Davy
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Mitigating the Attraction Effect with Visualizations [PDF]
Human decisions are prone to biases, and this is no less true for decisions made within data visualizations. Bias mitigation strategies often focus on the person, by educating people about their biases, typically with little success. We focus instead on the system, presenting the first evidence that altering the design of an interactive visualization ...
Dimara, Evanthia +3 more
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Effects of bowing on perception of attractiveness [PDF]
Bowing is a greeting behavior. The present study examined the modulation effect of bowing on perception of attractiveness. In each trial, a portrait digitized from university yearbooks was presented on a computer screen. The portrait was mildly tilted toward participants to simulate a greeting bow (25-degree angle).
Takayuki, Osugi, Jun I, Kawahara
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The Attraction Effect in Information Visualization [PDF]
The attraction effect is a well-studied cognitive bias in decision making research, where one's choice between two alternatives is influenced by the presence of an irrelevant (dominated) third alternative. We examine whether this cognitive bias, so far only tested with three alternatives and simple presentation formats such as numerical tables, text ...
Dimara, Evanthia +2 more
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Effect of industrial policies on business attraction
Industrial policies in Africa have been characterized with the problem of government. Government has various tools to influence the market, government creates rules and frameworks in which businesses compete against each other from time to time, the ...
Kowo Solomon Akpoviroro +3 more
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Small-angle attraction in the tilt illusion [PDF]
The tilt illusion (TI) describes the phenomenon in which a surround inducer grating of a particular orientation influences the perceived orientation of a central test grating.
Kingdom, Frederick +6 more
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Mislocalization of visual stimuli: independent effects of static and dynamic attention. [PDF]
Shifts of visual attention cause systematic distortions of the perceived locations of visual objects around the focus of attention. In the attention repulsion effect, the perceived location of a visual target is shifted away from an attention-attracting ...
Sung-en Chien +2 more
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