Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society

Research Article

Modelling the Impact of Tourism on Mental Health of Chinese Residents: An Empirical Study

Table 2

The impact of Probit model on estimation result of sad mood based on cross-sectional data.


Variables	β	β	β

Lntravel (Ti)	−0.00481	−0.00218	−0.00179
Lntravel (Ti)	(0.000570)	(0.000612)	(0.000619)
Lnmetotal (Mi)		0.00309	0.00299
Lnmetotal (Mi)		(0.000385)	(0.000388)
Lnincome (Ii)		0.000371	0.000474
Lnincome (Ii)		(0.000368)	(0.000368)
Exercise frequency (Ei)		−0.000651	−0.000629
Exercise frequency (Ei)		(0.000404)	(0.000403)
Dependency ratio (Ri)		−0.00144	−0.00186
Dependency ratio (Ri)		(0.00265)	(0.00261)
Employment (X_i)		−0.0161	−0.0172
Employment (X_i)		(0.00336)	(0.00334)
Job nature (X_i)		0.0106	0.00684
Job nature (X_i)		(0.00287)	(0.00294)
Age (X_i)		0.00101	0.00106
Age (X_i)		(0.000588)	(0.000585)
Age 2		−0.000832	−0.000738
Age 2		(0.000587)	(0.000582)
Ever-married (X_i)		−0.0117	−0.0113
Ever-married (X_i)		(0.00554)	(0.00549)
Cohabitation (X_i)		0.00361	0.00329
Cohabitation (X_i)		(0.0162)	(0.0159)
Divorce (X_i)		0.0178	0.0189
Divorce (X_i)		(0.00880)	(0.00873)
Education (X_i)		−0.0120	−0.0109
Education (X_i)		(0.00127)	(0.00126)
Provincial effect (X_i)	No	No	Yes
Observations	24015	24015	24015

Note. Values included in the bracket represent the robust standard error. , , and represent, respectively, the evident results in the levels of 10%, 5%, and 1%.