The Embodied Formation of Destination Attachment
本研究通过海南岛和杭州两个案例，构建并验证了目的地依恋形成的理论模型，揭示了旅游前、中、后不同阶段的心理机制，并强调了身体体验在其中的作用。
Destination attachment is a type of place attachment whose formation mechanism has not been sufficiently analyzed. This study establishes a theoretical model of the formation of destination attachment and verifies it using two case studies of Hainan Island and Hangzhou. In Study 1, a general theoretical model describing the formation of destination attachment is proposed using travelog data and grounded theory analysis. The results indicate that the destination attachment mechanism differs in different tourism states, that is, a push-pull mechanism before traveling, stimulus-organism-response and perception-emotion-response mechanisms during traveling, and rational, emotional behavior after traveling. In Study 2, the influences of body expressions, consciousness change, and spatial transformation on destination attachment are verified and compared using review data and regression analysis. This study is innovative in revealing diverse spaces, highlighting the roles of bodies, and interpreting the diverse psychological mechanisms of the formation of destination attachment.