Demand Response Behavior is an occupant behavior characterized by the intentional modification of energy consumption patterns in response to external signals or incentives, distinguished from other energy-related behaviors by its reactive and temporally contingent nature aligned with grid or building system demands.
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Consumer behaviour and demand response of tourists to climate change
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