Research on the impact of restorative environmental perception on tourists’ environmental responsibility behavior in mountain-type scenic spots: taking Taishan Scenic Spot as an example

For mountain-type scenic spots aiming to promote environmentally responsible behavior, enhancing both the sports and environmental experiences for tourists is paramount. By improving these experiences, destinations can foster a stronger sense of restorative perception and increase visitor satisfaction, which subsequently encourages pro-environmental actions. This study provides a validated theoretical model and practical insights for the sustainable management and market-specific strategy development of mountain tourism destinations. Moreover, the study reveals differential effects among restorative dimensions, providing nuanced insights into their distinct roles in the psychological restoration-behavior chain.

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Frontiers in Psychology
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2026-02-25
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1742474
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Urban Green Space and Health
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Research on the impact of restorative environmental perception on tourists’ environmental responsibility behavior in mountain-type scenic spots: taking Taishan Scenic Spot as an example

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Research on the impact of restorative environmental perception on tourists’ environmental responsibility behavior in mountain-type scenic spots: taking Taishan Scenic Spot as an example

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For mountain-type scenic spots aiming to promote environmentally responsible behavior, enhancing both the sports and environmental experiences for tourists is paramount. By improving these experiences, destinations can foster a stronger sense of restorative perception and increase visitor satisfaction, which subsequently encourages pro-environmental actions. This study provides a validated theoretical model and practical insights for the sustainable management and market-specific strategy development of mountain tourism destinations. Moreover, the study reveals differential effects among restorative dimensions, providing nuanced insights into their distinct roles in the psychological restoration-behavior chain.

Frontiers in PsychologyVol. 17
Qufu Normal University (CN), East China Normal University (CN)
National Office for Philosophy and Social Sciences
Openalex Percentile: Top 48%
Urban Green Space and Health
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