MOTIVATION, ABILITY, AND OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE:
MOTIVATION, ABILITY, AND OPPORTUNITY TO PARTICIPATE:
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参与动机、能力和机会:
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2003
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J. Wiggins
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J. Wiggins
A recent study by the RAND organization proposes a new model of audience development in which potential audience members are segmented into three groups: participating, inclined to participate, and disinclined to participate. The model suggests that audience members progress through various processes from being disinclined to participate, to being inclined to participate, to participating, and that the factors influencing the choice to participate are different in each of the three stages. This model is an improvement over earlier models of audience development, but it is still too simplified: its segmentation of the potential audience does not account for multiple barriers to participation at the different stages, and its characterization of the choice process disregards the potential for a marketing strategy to impact on multiple audience segments. By drawing on the Motivation/Ability/Opportunity model from consumer research, this paper will attempt to create a more specific segmentation of the arts market, suggest strategies for reaching each of these segments, and demonstrate the potential complications that can arise when a strategy impacts on multiple segments.