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Timing, visitor agendas
DAVEY (G.), 2006a: An hourly variation in zoo visitor behavior: measurement and significance
for animal welfare. J. Appl. Animal Welfare Sci. 9(3): 249-56.
HARRIS (L.), 1995: Recreation in a zoo environment: applying animal behavior research
techniques to understand how visitors allocate time. Legacy 6(2): 14-18.
SHURGART (M.J.), 1980: The effect of use of visitor facilities in zoos on duration and intensity
of zoo visits. AAZPA Reg. Workshop Proc.: 262-69.
BACKGROUND & FURTHER READING : TIMING, VISITOR AGENDAS
BITGOOD (S.), ENGLAND (R.), LEWIS (D.), BENEFIELD (A.), PATTERSON (D.) & LANDERS (A.), 1985:
Visual satiation at the zoo: enough is enough! Paper presented at the Southeastern Assoc. for Behavior Analysis,
Charleston, SC.
BITGOOD (S.), 2009a: When is “museum fatigue” not fatigue? Curator 52: 193-202.
BITGOOD (S.), 2009b: Museum fatigue: a critical review. Visitor Studies 12(2): 93-111.
BITGOOD (S.), 2009c: “Museum fatigue”. A new look at an old problem. Informal Learning Review 2009, July-Aug.
& In: BITGOOD (S.), 2011: Social design in museums. The psychology of visitor studies. Collected essays. Vol. One.
Edinburgh, MuseumsEtc.: 252-69.
BRISEÑO-GARZÓN (A.), ANDERSON (D.) & ANDERSON (A.), 2007: Entry and emergent agendas of adults
visiting an aquarium in family groups. Visitor Studies 10(1): 73-89.
BUHYOFF (G.J.), 1979: A methodological note on the reliability of observationally gathered time-spent data. J.
Leisure Res. 11(4): 334-42.
DAVEY (G.), 2005: What is museum fatigue ? Visitor Studies Today 8(3): 17-21.
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FALK (J.H.), 1983: The use of time as a measure of visitor behavior and exhibit effectiveness. J. Museum Educ. –
Roundtable Reports 7(4): 10-13.
GILMAN (B.I.), 1916: Museum fatigue. Scientific Monthly 12: 67-74.
HAESELER (J.K.), 1990: Length of visitor stay. In: BITGOOD (S.) et al (eds.): Visitor studies – 1989: Theory,
research, and practice. Vol. 2. Proc. 1989 Visitor Studies Conf., Dearborn, MI. Jacksonville. 252-59.
JOHNSTON (R.), 1998: Exogenous factors and visitor behaviour: a regression analysis of exhibit viewing time. Env. &
Behav. 30(3): 322-47.
LITWAK (J.M.), 1996: Another measurement tool for exhibit evaluators: the time/activity matrix. In: LANKFORD
JENS (S.) & BITGOOD (S.) (eds.): Visitor studies: Theory, research, and practice. Vol. 8(1). Selected papers, 1995
Visitor Studies Conf.. Jacksonville, VSA.
SERRELL (B.), 1995: The 51% solution research project: a meta-analysis of visitor time/use in museum exhibitions.
Visitor Behav. 10(3): 6-9.
SERRELL (B.), 2000: Does cueing visitors significantly increase the time they spend at a museum exhibition? Visitor
Studies Today 3(2): 3-6.
SERRELL (B.) & SULSTON (I.), 2001: In search of the illusive bimodal distribution. Visitor Studies Today! 4(2): 4-
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