Stories about Wildlife: Developing an Instrument for Identifying Wildlife Value Orientations Cross-Culturally
Stories about Wildlife: Developing an Instrument for Identifying Wildlife Value Orientations Cross-Culturally
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关于野生动物的故事：开发一种跨文化识别野生动物价值取向的工具
DOI：
10.1080/10871200701555410
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发表时间：
2007
影响因子：
1.6
通讯作者：
M. Manfredo
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作者：
A. Dayer;Holly M. Stinchfield;M. Manfredo
需要进行跨文化研究，以更好地了解人类与野生动物之间的关系，这是推动全球野生动物价值项目的驱动因素之一。满足这一需求的一个根本挑战是开发适当的方法，可以从各种文化中的人们那里引发对野生动物的思考。因此，该项目的一个关键目标是开发一种基本的跨文化工具，以揭示野生动物价值取向（WVO）。一个半结构化的采访工具，开发使用情感提示，以引出有关野生动物的故事。该仪器在美国进行了测试，并将结果与先前开发的WVO定量调查结果进行了比较。访谈工具成功地揭示了WVO的调查工具所确定的那些相比，被认为是有前途的跨文化使用。
The need for cross-cultural research to better understand the relationships between humans and wildlife was one of the driving factors in the instigation of the Wildlife Values Globally project. A fundamental challenge in fulfilling this need is developing appropriate methods that can elicit thoughts about wildlife from people in a variety of cultures. As such, a key goal of this project was to develop a basic cross-cultural instrument that would reveal wildlife value orientations (WVOs). A semi-structured interview instrument was developed using emotional prompts to elicit stories about wildlife. This instrument was tested in the United States and the results were compared to those of a previously developed quantitative survey of WVOs. The interview instrument was successful in revealing WVOs comparable to those identified by the survey instrument and was deemed promising for use cross-culturally.
麦格劳·希尔
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发表时间：
2008
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作者：
K. Rinsaka;K. Shibata and T. Dohi;K.Nakade and M.Hiraiwa;H. Okamura;K. Rinsaka;S.-H. Shu and T. Dohi (eds.)
通讯作者：
S.-H. Shu and T. Dohi (eds.)