How death reminders encourage languishing people to travel: A TMT and COR perspective

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	How death reminders encourage languishing people to travel: A TMT and COR perspective
	Yongdan LIU 1; Yutong MA 2; LIU TING CHI2
	2024-05
Conference Name	Asia Pacific Marketing Academy Annual Conference
Conference Date	May 10-12, 2024
Conference Place	City University of Hong Kong
Country	Hong Kong, China
Abstract	According to the World Health Organization (WHO), mental health conditions are increasing worldwide. There has, however, been little research focused on how to motivate people with low-level psychological wellbeing to travel. In this study, we will use Mental Health Continuum-Short Form (MHC-SF) to assess the mental health status of the participants (Keyes, 2005). Similar to the standard used to diagnosis major depressive episode, the MHC-SF provided a clear standard for the assessment and a categorization of levels of positive mental health. It consists of 14 items, including 3 items of emotional well-being (happy, interested in life, and satisfied), 6 items of psychological well-being (e.g. liked most parts of your personality), and 5 items of social well-being (e.g. belonged to a community). The APA defines languishing as the absence of mental health. Languishing individuals must experience low levels (i.e., ‘never’ or ‘once or twice’ during the past month) on at least one measure of emotional well–being and low levels on at least six measures of psychological and social well-being.
Language	英語English
Document Type	Conference paper
Collection	DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING
Affiliation	1.Central South University 2.UM
Recommended Citation GB/T 7714	Yongdan LIU,Yutong MA,LIU TING CHI. How death reminders encourage languishing people to travel: A TMT and COR perspective[C], 2024.
APA	Yongdan LIU., Yutong MA., & LIU TING CHI (2024). How death reminders encourage languishing people to travel: A TMT and COR perspective. .

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