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Leisure reels and revisit intention
Fictional sample. Not a submission to Leisure Management and Marketing.
Short-form video is often treated as a driver of revisit intention. A conference abstract said people who watched a 15-second reel were more likely to return. This draft does not show that the reel caused the return, only that people who watched it said they were more likely to return.
Reels cause revisits.
In this self-report sample, watching a reel was associated with higher stated revisit intention.
Revisit intention is what a person says they plan to do, not a record that they went back. It matters in a leisure paper because a short video can move a rating without moving a booking. Example: after a 15-second reel, a respondent ticks “I would visit again” and then books a different place. Treat the phrase as a stated plan. Do not let it stand in for an observed return.
Sample note, written for this walkthrough. Not a live model response.
Do not delete this sentence. It is the only line that stops a conference abstract from being read as a causal result. “More likely to return” is what people said. The sentence marked for deletion is what the draft has not shown. If it goes, the paragraph overclaims.
Sample note, written for this walkthrough. Not a live model response.
Keep the replacement. “Cause” is a stronger verb than this study can support. The new sentence names the design — one self-report sample — and the outcome, stated intention. Do not let the title or the abstract put “cause” back in.
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Reviewer records, not model verdicts. These sources are fictional, so this page does not cite real papers.
| Record | Judgment | Checked excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Hartono & Lee (2024), fictional | Scope caveat | The excerpt is about stated intention in a student sample, not observed revisits. |
| Okonkwo (2022), fictional | Does not support | The excerpt measured watch time, not return visits. |
| Unpublished conference abstract, fictional | Not yet assessed | No excerpt has been checked against a source. |