Effect of Place Attachment on Behavioral Intentions of Disabled People Participating in Leisure Activity : Focused on the Place Identity and Place Dependence

This study aimed to: first, analyze the impact of disabled people's perceptions of recreational venues on their behavioral intentions, in accordance with their identity formation and social capital accumulation; and second, in light of these impacts, present the implications for policies providing appropriate recreational venues. An existing analysis model was partially revised for this study to take into account the characteristics of disabled people's leisure activities. According to all the research groups, and without exception, we can conclude that the place image affects the place identity and the place dependence, the latter in turn affects the behavioral intention, while neither the place identity nor the place image affects the behavioral intention. In all groups, functional attachment to (dependence on) places impacted on behavioral intentions, which was not the case for emotional attachment (a place’s identity). In other words, only dependence on those places that functioned satisfactorily as recreational venues influenced behavioral intentions.??? ????????? 2013??? ??????(?????????)??? ???????????? ????????????????????? ????????? ?????? ????????? ????????? (NRF-2013S1A5A2A03044560