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On the development of a theory of traveler attitude-behavior interrelationships. Volume 3 : executive summary : overview of methods, results, and conclusions
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1978-08-01
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Edition:Final Report; January 1977-June 1978
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Abstract:The executive summary of this Final Report offers an overview of
methods, results, and conclusions which support the development of a
theory of traveler attitude-behavior interrelationships. Such a theory
will be useful in the design of transport systems and operating policies
which satisfy passenger requirements. A summary of project methods and
achievements as evidenced by project reports serves as an introduction
of theoretical considerations which guided the study. Various
attitudinal components are identified and defined. Brief discussions
of multiattribute models, hierarchical models, market segmentation, and
structural equations are offered as a basis for appreciating theoretical
and emperical findings. Selected findings are presented to clarify
the nature of traveler attitude-behavior interrelationships. The
relevance of study findings to traveler behavior theory and transport
policy analysis is noted at the close of the executive summary.
Vol. I, Input to Theory Development, has 194 pages.
Vol. II, Theoretical and Empirical Findings, has 246 pages.
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