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Connecting to the trail: Natural spaces as places of healing. 44:1112-1127. 2022
In Situ Engagement During Structured Leisure Experiences: Conceptualization, Measurement, and Theory Testing. 44:1146-1164. 2022
Testing the Effect of Price Framing on Nonresidents' Perceptions of Dual Pricing in State Parks: An Application of Prospect Theory. 44:161-182. 2022
Measurement of Time Involvement in Family Activities: Alternative Scaling Procedures for the Family Leisure Activity Profile. 41:535-541. 2019
Accounting for Gender in a Study of the Motivation-Involvement Relationship. 40:494-507. 2018
Constraints to Pickup Basketball Participation among Chinese American Women. 40:307-325. 2018
Hard-Core Leisure: A Conceptualization. 39:569-574. 2017
Bourdieu and African Americans' Park Visitation: The Case of Cedar Hill State Park in Texas. 38:424-440. 2016
Extended Leisure Experiences: A Sociological Conceptualization. 38:482-488. 2016
Implications of Prospect Theory for the Pricing of Leisure Services. 38:315-337. 2016
Spirituality, Fan Culture, and the Music of Jerry Joseph & the Jackmormons. 38:268-283. 2016
Assessing Alternative Techniques for Scaling the Family Leisure Activity Profile: Recommendations for Future Family Leisure Measurement. 38:179-198. 2016
Examining the Relationship Between Motivation, Enduring Involvement and Volunteer Experience: The Case of Outdoor Recreation Voluntary Associations. 36:68-87. 2014
Dynamics of Progression in Mountain Bike Racing. 35:353-364. 2013
Advanced or Addicted? Exploring the Relationship of Recreation Specialization to Flow Experiences and Online Game Addiction. 35:203-217. 2013
Recreation Specialization and Related Concepts in Leisure Research. 35:199-202. 2013
Reassessing the Structure of Enduring Leisure Involvement. 34:1-18. 2012
Serious Leisure and Recreation Specialization: An Uneasy Marriage. 34:366-371. 2012
Korean American Males' Serious Leisure Experiences and Their Perceptions of Different Play Styles. 33:290-308. 2011
Understanding the Role of Identity in the Constraint Negotiation Process. 33:309-331. 2011
Place Meanings Ascribed to Marine Settings: The Case of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park. 32:270-287. 2010
Progression, Stability, or Decline? Sociological Mechanisms Underlying Change in Specialization Among Birdwatchers. 32:180-194. 2010
Towards an Integrative Model of Loyalty Formation: The Role of Quality and Value. 32:201-221. 2010
What Would Veblen Say?. 32:288-294. 2010
A comparison of preferences and perceptions of alternate equity operationalizations. 30:409-428. 2008
Triathlon and women's narratives of bodies and sport. 30:17-34. 2008
Constraints to outdoor recreation: A multiple hierarchy stratification perspective. 29:227-246. 2007
The social construction of a sense of place. 29:209-225. 2007
An examination of the motivation - Involvement relationship. 28:467-485. 2006
For Better or Worse? A Structural Model of the Benefits and Costs Associated with Recreational Specialization. 28:17-38. 2006
For better or worse? A structural model of the benefits and costs associated with recreational specialization. 28:17-38. 2006
Social stratification in recreational fishing participation: Research and policy implications. 28:351-368. 2006
Examining relationships among perceptions of self, episode-specific evaluations, and overall satisfaction with a leisure activity. 27:93-109. 2005
Change and stability in park visitation constraints revisited. 27:191-204. 2005
Understanding differences in nonmarket valuation by angler specialization level. 27:263-277. 2005
An examination of recreationists' relationships with activities and settings. 26:123-142. 2004
Collectors and Collecting: A Social Psychological Perspective. 26:85-97. 2004
Measuring birding specialization: A confirmatory factor analysis. 26:245-260. 2004
Predictors of behavioral loyalty among hikers along the Appalachian Trail. 26:99-118. 2004
The moderating role of place attachment on the relationship between attitudes toward fees and spending preferences. 25:33-50. 2003
Marital Satisfaction: An Examination of Its Relationship to Spouse Support and Congruence of Commitment Among Runners. 21:117-131. 1999
Exploring time patterns in people's use of a metropolitan park district. 19:159-174. 1997
Effect of variation in perceived risk on the secretion of endorphin. 18:277-291. 1996
Congruency among experience dimensions, condition indicators, and coping behaviors in wilderness. 17:263-279. 1995
Purism revisited: Specifying recreational conditions of concern according to resource intent. 17:15-30. 1995
PERCEIVED FREEDOM IN LEISURE AND SATISFACTION - EXPLORING THE FACTOR STRUCTURE OF THE PERCEIVED FREEDOM COMPONENTS OF THE LEISURE DIAGNOSTIC BATTERY. 16:259-270. 1994
Refining measures of adventure recreation involvement. 15:205-216. 1993
THE INFLUENCE OF OUTCOME MESSAGES ON REFERENCE PRICES. 15:115-130. 1993
An analysis of adult play groups: Social versus serious participation in contract bridge. 14:47-67. 1992
PATTERNS OF EQUITY PREFERENCES AMONG CALIFORNIANS FOR ALLOCATING PARK AND RECREATION RESOURCES. 14:227-246. 1992
The problematic nature of participation in contract bridge: A qualitative study of grouprelated constraints. 13:321-336. 1991
THE USEFULNESS OF SELECTED VARIABLES FOR PREDICTING ACTIVITY LOYALTY. 13:205-220. 1991
Adolescent and adult leisure patterns: A 37year followup study. 11:323-335. 1989
Users' perceptions of the relative importance of service quality dimensions in selected public recreation programs. 11:367-375. 1989
Latent demand for vacation travel: A crosscultural analysis of French and Englishspeaking residents of Ontario and Quebec. 10:17-26. 1988
Propositions addressing perceptions of reference price for public recreation services. 9:281-291. 1987
Citizen and administrator perspectives of equity in the delivery of park services. 8:341-365. 1986
A review of leisure participation models based on the level of discourse taxonomy. 7:443-465. 1985
Publishing in the primary leisure journals: Insight into the structure and boundaries of our research. 6:239-256. 1984
Rejoinder to McMillen's comments on the attitudes of recreation and park administrators toward public involvement. 5:67-71. 1982
The attitudes of recreation and park administrators toward public involvement. 4:67-76. 1981
Some suggested implications of the product life cycle for public recreation and park agency managers. 1:295-307. 1978
A recreation system model. 1:53-65. 1977
Environmental and social correlates of physical activity in neighborhood parks: An observational study in Tampa and Chicago. 30:360-375.