一、中文部分
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2. 王尉晉(2000),「運動理念行銷策略之研究-以adidas『街頭籃球運動』與Nike『高中籃球聯賽』為例」,國立政治大學廣告學研究所碩士論文。3. 王淮真(2001),「旅客對導覽解說滿意度之研究-以國立故宮博物院為例」,中國文化大學觀光事業研究所碩士論文。4. 王愛惠(2002),「休閒農場生態活動與遊憩體驗關係之研究」,銘傳大學觀光研究所碩士論文。5. 王鳳生(1998),「體驗經濟時代創造體驗」,卓越雜誌第171期,頁166. 史密特,王育英、梁曉鶯譯(2000),「體驗行銷」,台北:經典傳訊。
7. 江素貞(2000),「體驗價值對顧客滿意度及行為意向關係之研究」,義守大學管理科學研究所碩士論文。8. 李憶雯(2005),「體驗行銷觀點下之文化消費行為:以台灣地區博物館大型特展為例」,國立台灣大學國際企業學研究所碩士論文。9. 周功鑫(1998),「博物館行銷理論研究」,新世紀•新方向-博物館行銷研討會論文集,頁60-70,國立歷史博物館編輯委員會編,史博館,台北市。
10. 林怡安(2002),「以遊客滿意度探討博物館服務品質之研究:以國立自然科學博物館為例」,南華大學旅遊事業管理研究所碩士論文。11. 林若慧、陳永賓(2004),「博物館服務品質對觀眾忠誠度之影響研究」,博物館學季刊第十八卷第一期,頁81-91。
12.邱浩政(2007),「量化研究與統計分析」,台北:五南。
13. 邱煌達(2005),「休閒體驗、觀光地意象、滿意度與行為意圖之關連性研究-以「劍湖山世界主題遊樂園」為例」,國立嘉義大學行銷與流通管理研究所碩士論文。14. 翁志維(2005),「博物館形象與觀眾參觀意願之相關研究-以國立故宮博物院與國立歷史博物館為例」,臺南藝術學院博物館學研究所碩士論文。15.袁薏樺(2003),「體驗行銷、體驗價值與顧客滿意之研究」,國立台灣科技大學商業自動化與管理研究所碩士論文。16. 高大剛(2000),「博物館服務品質與顧客滿意度之研究:以國立自然科學博物館為例」,博物館學季刊第十四期第四卷,頁105-129。17. 張春興(1996),「教育心理學」,台北:東華書局。
18. 張瑜倩(2003),「以博物館行銷觀點探討博物館形象建立」,國立政治大學圖書資訊研究所碩士論文。19. 張譽騰(1994),「全球中博物館的未來-博物館學譯文選集」,稻鄉出版社,台北
20. 許金聲、陳朝翔(1987),「動機與人格」,北京:華夏出版社(Maslow原著,Motivation and Personality)。
21. 許晉福(2000),「人性探索家馬斯洛:心理學大師的淑世旅程」,台北:美商麥格羅•希爾國際股份有限公司,(Hoffmanm原著 The Right to be Human)。
22. 郭靜晃(1994),「心理學」,台北:楊智文化。
23. 陳淑菁(2000),「國立科學工藝博物館社會資源與行銷之結合-以「感性的科工」為主軸探討」,科技博物第四卷第三期,頁58-71。24. 傅建三(2005)「私立美術館觀眾參觀動機、藝文生活形態與休閒滿意度之研究-朱銘與鴻禧美術館之比較分析」,大葉大學休閒事業管理研究所碩士論文。25. 黃文美(2006),「顧客關係管理於博物館行銷之應用」,史博館學報第33期,頁139-154。
26. 黃光男(2003),「博物館能量」,藝術家出版社,台北
27. 黃映瑀(2005),「體驗行銷、體驗價值、顧客滿意、品牌形象與行為意向關係之研究」,大葉大學事業經營研究所碩士論文。28. 黃慶源、邱志仁、陳秀鳳(2004),「博物館之體驗行銷策略」,科技博物第八卷第二期,頁47-66。29. 溫玉菁(2004),「探討『品牌體驗價值』與『服務品牌形象』之間的關係-以T連鎖牛排專賣店為例」,國立嘉義大學行銷與流通管理研究所碩士論文。
30. 劉慶宗(2001),「博物館觀眾參觀經驗之研究-以國立海洋生物博物館為例」,國立中山大學公共事務管理研究所碩士論文。31. 韓傑(1998),「現代觀光心理學」,高雄:前程出版社。
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