A method for assessing residents' satisfaction with community-based services: a quality-of-life perspective
By M. Sirgy, D. Rahtz, M. Cicic, Robert L. Underwood. 2000
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Subfields: Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law, Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health, Safety Research
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- Developing a Measure of Community Well-Being Based on Perceptions of Impact in Various Life Domains (2010, background): “A number of subjective measures of community well-being has been reported in the literature (e.g., Andrews and Withey 1976; Bruin and Cook 1997; Campbell et al. 1976; Christakopoulou et al. 2001; Gary Linn et al. 1989; Lansing et al. 1970; Marans and Rodgers 1975; Morris and Winter 1975; Puddifoot 1”
- The Effect of Tourism Services on Travelers' Quality of Life (2007, background): “Earlier QOL studies have addressed issues related to the ability of tourism to both enhance and diminish the QOL of local residents in the host community (e.g., Cohen 1978; Jurowski, Uysal, and Williams 1997; Linton 1987; Perdue, Long, and Kang 1999; Sirgy, Rahtz, and Underwood 2000; Williams and ”
- What is the Strength of the Link Between Objective and Subjective Indicators of Urban Quality of Life? (2006, background): “Satisfaction with urban living occurs at different geographic levels (e.g., neighbourhood, community, and region) and has been shown to influence overall life satisfaction (e.g., Andrews & Withey, 1976; Campbell et al. 1976; McCrea et al. 2005; Michalos & Zumbo, 1999; Sirgy & Cornwell, 2002; Sirgy ”
- Exploring the Nature of Tourism and Quality of Life Perceptions among Residents (2011, background): “As well, the unit of analysis for QOL studies can range from the individual to the world with the individual, family, or community being common units of analysis (Sirgy et al. 2000).”
- Developing a community support model for tourism (2011, background): “Community satisfaction is considered to be an important component of community development and planning (Sirgy & Cornwell, 2001; Sirgy et al., 2000; van Es & Schneider, 1983).”
- Macro Measures of Consumer Well-Being (CWB): A Critical Analysis and a Research Agenda (2006, methodology): “Finally, the CWB measure developed by Sirgy et al. (2000) and Sirgy and Cornwell (2001) employed the following classification of business services commonly found in most communities: banking/savings, insurance, taxi/private transportation, restaurants/night clubs, department stores, drug…”
- Research on Consumer Well-Being (CWB): Overview of the Field and Introduction to the Special Issue (2007, unknown): “The CWB measure developed by Sirgy and colleagues (Sirgy et al. 2000; Sirgy and Cornwell 2001) is based on the notion that CWB is a direct function of community residents’ satisfaction with a variety of retail and service establishments in the local area.”
- Theoretical Perspectives Guiding QOL Indicator Projects (2011, background): “Many QOL indicators projects have been developed guided by the theoretical notion of personal utility (Andrew and Withey 1976; Campbell et al. 1976; Sirgy et al. 2000 ).”
- Resident Support for Tourism Development in Rural Midwestern (USA) Communities: Perceived Tourism Impacts and Community Quality of Life Perspective (2018, background): “QOL studies at the community level have contributed to community development [15,24].”
- Changing Communities, Community Satisfaction, and Quality of Life: A View of Multiple Perceived Indicators (2010, methodology): “Building on Sirgy et al. (2000, 2008) , this study examines these relationships in rapidly changing rural amenity-rich context in an underdeveloped country using a qualitative key informant interview approach.”