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Performing Arts Selection Factors and Their Effects on Non-Mainstream Performances Viewership

신혜승 1 Juhee Hahn 1

1중앙대학교

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ABSTRACT

This study uses the Theory of Reasoned Action to analyze how selection factors for non-mainstream performance affect viewing intentions. The model studies selection factors were informational, situational, and personal. The study also considered the factors within the Theory of Reasoned Behavior including attitudes, subjective norms, and behavior intention. 303 surveys were collected from people that experienced an arts performance. The results were as follows: First, the suggested model was statistically significant, and the selection factors for performing arts showed high potential for being used within the Theory of Reasoned action model. It suggested great possibilities for future behaviors in terms of viewing intentions. Second, personal factors positively affected the subjective norm, while attitudes and subjective norms both suggested significant levels toward behavior intentions. From these results, this study deducted implications and limitations for further research. It also suggested directions for future studies.

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