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LTM 4. Sem. Tourism
Psychology RESULTS
April 9th: Why am I travelling:
Biografical and not-so biografical Sources of Travel
Motivation
(a) Roleplay using Travel
Motivation Interviews from last semester: Different people discuss their
motivations to go on holidays
Katharina Kuehlmann,
Katrin Vogel, K.M. Stybel, Sandra Nachtigall, Annett
Viergutz
Presentation
Form (7/8)
Content (14/16)
Sources (8/8)
Originality (8/8)
Written
explanation (0/10)
SUM
(37/50)
Remarks: Good use of sources,
original presentation. No written paper handed in.
April 23rd:
The Psychology of two main phases of vacationing I: Preparation
(b)
Presentation: "Rites de
passage" - Psychology of ways of getting into the "Holiday Mood"
Lisa
Rauch, Asja Damaschke, Nadine Förster, Yvonne
Schulz, Yvonne Kühn
Presentation
Form (7/8)
Content (14/16)
Sources (7/8)
Originality (8/8)
Written
explanation (8/10)
SUM
(44/50)
Remarks: Original use of
own interviews, good paper.
April 30th: The Psychology of two main phases of vacationing II: Remembering
(c)
Presentation: Souvenirs
- The
Psychology of the material culture of tourism
Anja Schargitz, Stephanie Kriks, Winny Schneider,
Nadine Mandwurf, Ramona Vorbrich, Juliane Müller,
Kathleen Bartels, Dominique
Wiesner
Presentation
Form (7/8)
Content (12/16)
Sources (6/8)
Originality (7/8)
Written
explanation (6/10)
SUM
(38/50)
Remarks: Clear presentation
on "Souvenirs" with only limited discussion
of the psychology of souvenirs. Paper not giving
additional information.
May 7th:
Why am I travelling? Self-Actualization as major goal in individualistic
societies I: My body
(d) Presentation: Psychology of Sport-orientated vacations
Dana
Schmidt, Conny Tiedt, Anja Kostorz, Manuela Kästner,
Franziska Steinhöfel, Kristina Strandt, Marlen
Pfeifer
Presentation
Form (6/8)
Content (10/16)
Sources (6/8)
Originality (6/8)
Written
explanation (0/10)
SUM
(28/50)
Remarks: Superficial treatment
of sport tourism with little connection
to the topic. No written paper handed in.
May 14th:
Why am I travelling? Self-Actualization as major goal in individualistic
societies II: My mind
(e) Presentation: Psychology of Culture-orientated vacations
Nadine
Steller, Manuela Bohne, Gesine Lemke, Bettina Ernst,
Kristin Hammer, Katrin Lehmann
Presentation
Form (8/8)
Content (14/16)
Sources (7/8)
Originality (7/8)
Written
explanation (0/10)
SUM
(36/50)
Remarks: Good treatment of
"Culture-orientated vacations" with only
limited discussion of the psychology of this kind
of vacations. No written paper handed in.
May 28th:
"We are the aboriginals": Group-Actualization as major goal in
non-individualist societies
(f)
Roleplay: Chinese tourists
visit Germany
Jing Sun, Franziska Steinke, Antje Saldsieder
Presentation
Form (7/8)
Content (12/16)
Sources (6/8)
Originality (8/8)
Written
explanation (8/10)
SUM
(41/50)
Remarks: Nice roleplay, the
aspect of "group-actualization" was not
treated in detail. Detailed paper.
June 4th: Searching for the otherness:
Authenticy lost and found
(g) Presentation: Fakes and "Genuine Fakes" in tourism
Silke
Martin, Maxie Laube, Isabel Fiedler, Marjana Howe,
Beate Pehlchen
Presentation
Form (7/8)
Content (15/16)
Sources (8/8)
Originality (8/8)
Written
explanation (10/10)
SUM
(48/50)
Remarks: Well-researched
presentation, very good paper
Contact: wolfgang.arlt@fh-stralsund.de
Office: 1/132, Tel. (03831) 45 6961
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