Cognitive Psychology and Tourism

Noel Scott is Adjunct Professor of Tourism Management, in the Sustainable Research Centre, University of Sunshine Coast, Queensland, and at Edith Cowan University, Western Australia, and at Mataram University, Lombok, Indonesia.Brent Moyle is a Professor of Tourism in the Department of Tourism, Sport and Hotel Management and the Griffith Institute for Tourism at Griffith University, Australia.Ana Cláudia Campos is currently Assistant Researcher at CinTurs, Research Center for Tourism, Sustainability and Well-being, University of Algarve, Portugal.Liubov Skavronskaya is a Lecturer of tourism, sustainability, and academic literacy at Griffith College, and a Research Assistant at the Creative Arts Research Institute, Griffith University, Australia.Biqiang Liu is a PhD candidate at the Department of Tourism, Sport and Hotel Management, Griffith University, Australia.

• SECTION I. Introduction to the Cognitive Approach Chapter 1. IntroductionChapter 2. Cognitive Science and TourismChapter 3. The Cognitive Wave: Major Concepts Chapter 4. Updating Tourism Theory: The S-O-R ModelChapter 5. Conceptual DisambiguationSECTION II. Processes Chapter 6. Sensation and PerceptionChapter 7. ConsciousnessChapter 8. EmotionsChapter 9. Motivation and GoalsChapter 10. Novelty and TourismChapter 11. MemoryChapter 12. Memory SchemaChapter 13. Prospection and TourismChapter 14. Coping Strategy and Negative EmotionsSECTION III. Applications Chapter 15. Experience DesignChapter 16. Experience Co-Creation: Attention and InvolvementChapter 17. Inspiring Awe in Immersive Nature Tourism ExperiencesChapter 18. Mindfulness and TourismChapter 19. Why Stories WorkSECTION IV. MethodsChapter 20. Eye-Tracking in Tourism Chapter 21. Neuroscience for Tourism ResearchChapter 22. Direct Effects Of Tourism Commercials: Skin Conductance MethodsSECTION V. ConclusionChapter 23. A Cautionary TaleChapter 24. Conclusion