Heather J. Gibson focuses on Tourism, Marketing, Advertising, Social psychology and Risk perception. Her Tourism research incorporates themes from Gender relations, Sport management and Perception. Her work carried out in the field of Sport management brings together such families of science as Popularity, Field and Sports tourism.
As a member of one scientific family, Heather J. Gibson mostly works in the field of Social psychology, focusing on Risk assessment and, on occasion, Terrorism. Heather J. Gibson has researched Tourism geography in several fields, including Sustainability, Public relations and Realm. Her work on Destination image as part of her general Destinations study is frequently connected to Process and Perspective, thereby bridging the divide between different branches of science.
The scientist’s investigation covers issues in Tourism, Social psychology, Marketing, Advertising and Gender studies. Her research in Tourism intersects with topics in Perception and Public relations. When carried out as part of a general Social psychology research project, her work on Life course approach is frequently linked to work in Demographics, therefore connecting diverse disciplines of study.
Her study focuses on the intersection of Marketing and fields such as Sustainability with connections in the field of Study abroad. Her study explores the link between Advertising and topics such as Scale that cross with problems in Sensation seeking. Her Gender studies research focuses on Sociology of leisure and how it connects with Leisure studies.
Her main research concerns Tourism, Social psychology, Advertising, Snow and Public relations. The concepts of her Tourism study are interwoven with issues in Regional science, Study abroad and Cycling. Her biological study spans a wide range of topics, including Professional development and Applied psychology.
Her study in the field of Positive psychology also crosses realms of Well-being and Context. Her Advertising research incorporates elements of Exploratory research, Popularity and Hospitality. Her study looks at the relationship between Scholarship and fields such as Gender studies, as well as how they intersect with chemical problems.
Heather J. Gibson mainly focuses on Social psychology, Tourism, Public relations, Empirical research and Relation. Her study in the field of Interpersonal relationship, Positive psychology and Sport psychology is also linked to topics like Psychological health and Well-being. Her studies deal with areas such as Exploratory research, Popularity and Advertising as well as Tourism.
Her Empirical research study frequently involves adjacent topics like Career stage.
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TOURIST ROLES, PERCEIVED RISK AND INTERNATIONAL TOURISM
Andrew Lepp;Heather Gibson.
Annals of Tourism Research (2003)
Sport Tourism: A Critical Analysis of Research
Heather J. Gibson.
Sport Management Review (1998)
Sensation seeking and tourism: Tourist role, perception of risk and destination choice
Andrew Lepp;Heather Gibson.
Tourism Management (2008)
Tourist roles: Needs and the Lifecourse
Heather Gibson;Andrew Yiannakis.
Annals of Tourism Research (2002)
Active sport tourism: who participates?
Heather J. Gibson.
Leisure Studies (1998)
Small-scale event sport tourism: fans as tourists
Heather J Gibson;Cynthia Willming;Andrew Holdnak.
Tourism Management (2003)
Roles tourists play
Andrew Yiannakis;Heather Gibson.
Annals of Tourism Research (1992)
The Effect of Risk Perceptions on Intentions to Travel in the Aftermath of September 11, 2001
Myron F. Floyd;Heather Gibson;Lori Pennington-Gray;Brijesh Thapa.
Journal of Travel & Tourism Marketing (2004)
"We're Gators...Not Just Gator Fans": Serious Leisure and University of Florida Football.
Heather Gibson;Cynthia Willming;Andrew Holdnak.
Journal of Leisure Research (2002)
Small-scale event sport tourism: A case study in sustainable tourism
Heather J. Gibson;Kyriaki Kaplanidou;Sung Jin Kang.
Sport Management Review (2012)
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