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Studies in outdoor recreation : = search and research for satisfaction /

紀錄類型:	書目-語言資料,印刷品 : Monograph/item
正題名/作者:	Studies in outdoor recreation :/ Robert E. Manning ... [et al.]
其他題名:	search and research for satisfaction /
其他作者:	Manning, Robert E.,
出版者:	Corvallis, OR :Oregon State University Press, : c2022.,
面頁冊數:	xi, 516 p. :ill. ;23 cm
附註:	Previous edition: 2011.
內容註:	Preface to the fourth edition -- Search and research for satisfaction: an introduction to park and outdoor recreation -- Research objectives of the book -- Research in outdoor recreation -- Search and research for satisfaction -- The average camper who doesn't exist -- Quality in outdoor recreation -- Summary and conclusions -- Social aspects of outdoor recreation : use and users -- Recreation use and users -- Outdoor recreation activity -- Use distribution and dynamics -- Social correlates of outdoor recreation -- Cultural influences on outdoor recreation -- Summary and conclusions -- Descriptive aspects of outdoor recreation : attitudes, preferences, perceptions -- Visitor attitudes and preferences -- Developed areas -- Backcountry and wilderness areas -- Trade-offs among recreation conditions -- Perceptions of environmental impacts -- Visitor versus manager perceptions -- Summary and conclusions -- Carrying capacity : Protecting recreation resources and the visitor experience -- Origins of carrying capacity -- Carrying capacity and outdoor recreation -- Limits of acceptable change -- Management objectives/desired conditions and indicators and standards/thresholds of quality -- Carrying capacity frameworks -- Application of modeling to carrying capacity -- The status of carrying capacity -- Summary and conclusions -- Crowding in outdoor recreation :use level, perceived crowding, and visitor satisfaction -- Concern with crowding -- Empirical studies of crowding -- The satisfaction model -- Testing the satisfaction model -- Expanding the satisfaction model -- Coping behavior -- Normative definitions of crowding -- Methodological issues -- An expanded crowding model -- Summary and conclusions -- Indicators and standards/thresholds of quality :a normative approach -- A normative approach -- Normative theory and methods -- Indicators of quality -- Standards/thresholds of quality -- Theoretical and methodological issues -- Summary and conclusions -- Motivations and benefits in outdoor recreation :a behavioral approach -- Early explorations -- A behavioral approach to outdoor recreation -- Empirical tests of the behavioral approach -- Benefits-based management -- Conceptual and methodological issues -- Summary and conclusions -- The recreation opportunity spectrum :a range of recreation opportunities -- Designs for a range of recreation opportunities -- The recreation opportunity spectrum -- Linking activities, settings, motivations, and benefits -- Extending the opportunity spectrum -- Summary and conclusions -- Recreation conflict :goal interference and social values -- Conflict in outdoor recreation -- Theoretical models -- Empirical studies of conflict -- Measuring conflict and social values -- An expanded conflict model -- Managing conflict -- Summary and conclusions -- Substitutability :alternative recreation opportunities -- The concept of substitutability -- Activity types -- Direct measures of substitutability -- Theory and methods of substitutability -- Summary and conclusions -- Specialization in outdoor recreation :experience and related concepts -- Outdoor recreation experience -- Measures of recreation experience -- From experience to specialization -- Theory and methods of specialization -- Summary and conclusions -- Outdoor recreation places :emotional and symbolic meanings -- An alternative approach -- Measures of place attachment and bonding -- Theoretical considerations -- Summary and conclusions -- 13 special topics :emerging issues in parks and outdoor recreation -- Evolution of parks and wilderness -- New park resources: natural quiet and natural darkness -- Sustainable transportation in parks and outdoor recreation -- Climate change and outdoor recreation -- Parks, outdoor recreation, and human health -- Summary and conclusions -- Managing outdoor recreation :alternative management practices -- Outdoor recreation management -- Alternative management practices -- Evaluating management practices -- Information and education -- Use rationing and allocation -- Rules and regulations -- Law enforcement -- Zoning -- Facility development, site design, and maintenance -- A management matrix approach -- Status and trends in outdoor recreation management -- Summary and conclusions -- Principles and practices of outdoor recreation :knowledge into action -- Knowledge into action -- Principles of outdoor recreation -- The visitor use management framework -- Observations on outdoor recreation management -- Relating research and management -- Evolution of research -- Summary and conclusions -- Appendix notes on sources: a guide to the social science literature in outdoor recreation.
標題:	Outdoor recreation - Research -
ISBN:	9780870712098

Studies in outdoor recreation : = search and research for satisfaction /
Studies in outdoor recreation :search and research for satisfaction /Robert E. Manning ... [et al.] - 4th ed. - Corvallis, OR :Oregon State University Press,c2022. - xi, 516 p. :ill. ;23 cm

Previous edition: 2011.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 405-508) and index.

Preface to the fourth edition -- Search and research for satisfaction: an introduction to park and outdoor recreation -- Research objectives of the book -- Research in outdoor recreation -- Search and research for satisfaction -- The average camper who doesn't exist -- Quality in outdoor recreation -- Summary and conclusions -- Social aspects of outdoor recreation : use and users -- Recreation use and users -- Outdoor recreation activity -- Use distribution and dynamics -- Social correlates of outdoor recreation -- Cultural influences on outdoor recreation -- Summary and conclusions -- Descriptive aspects of outdoor recreation : attitudes, preferences, perceptions -- Visitor attitudes and preferences -- Developed areas -- Backcountry and wilderness areas -- Trade-offs among recreation conditions -- Perceptions of environmental impacts -- Visitor versus manager perceptions -- Summary and conclusions -- Carrying capacity : Protecting recreation resources and the visitor experience -- Origins of carrying capacity -- Carrying capacity and outdoor recreation -- Limits of acceptable change -- Management objectives/desired conditions and indicators and standards/thresholds of quality -- Carrying capacity frameworks -- Application of modeling to carrying capacity -- The status of carrying capacity -- Summary and conclusions -- Crowding in outdoor recreation :use level, perceived crowding, and visitor satisfaction -- Concern with crowding -- Empirical studies of crowding -- The satisfaction model -- Testing the satisfaction model -- Expanding the satisfaction model -- Coping behavior -- Normative definitions of crowding -- Methodological issues -- An expanded crowding model -- Summary and conclusions -- Indicators and standards/thresholds of quality :a normative approach -- A normative approach -- Normative theory and methods -- Indicators of quality -- Standards/thresholds of quality -- Theoretical and methodological issues -- Summary and conclusions -- Motivations and benefits in outdoor recreation :a behavioral approach -- Early explorations -- A behavioral approach to outdoor recreation -- Empirical tests of the behavioral approach -- Benefits-based management -- Conceptual and methodological issues -- Summary and conclusions -- The recreation opportunity spectrum :a range of recreation opportunities -- Designs for a range of recreation opportunities -- The recreation opportunity spectrum -- Linking activities, settings, motivations, and benefits -- Extending the opportunity spectrum -- Summary and conclusions -- Recreation conflict :goal interference and social values -- Conflict in outdoor recreation -- Theoretical models -- Empirical studies of conflict -- Measuring conflict and social values -- An expanded conflict model -- Managing conflict -- Summary and conclusions -- Substitutability :alternative recreation opportunities -- The concept of substitutability -- Activity types -- Direct measures of substitutability -- Theory and methods of substitutability -- Summary and conclusions -- Specialization in outdoor recreation :experience and related concepts -- Outdoor recreation experience -- Measures of recreation experience -- From experience to specialization -- Theory and methods of specialization -- Summary and conclusions -- Outdoor recreation places :emotional and symbolic meanings -- An alternative approach -- Measures of place attachment and bonding -- Theoretical considerations -- Summary and conclusions -- 13 special topics :emerging issues in parks and outdoor recreation -- Evolution of parks and wilderness -- New park resources: natural quiet and natural darkness -- Sustainable transportation in parks and outdoor recreation -- Climate change and outdoor recreation -- Parks, outdoor recreation, and human health -- Summary and conclusions -- Managing outdoor recreation :alternative management practices -- Outdoor recreation management -- Alternative management practices -- Evaluating management practices -- Information and education -- Use rationing and allocation -- Rules and regulations -- Law enforcement -- Zoning -- Facility development, site design, and maintenance -- A management matrix approach -- Status and trends in outdoor recreation management -- Summary and conclusions -- Principles and practices of outdoor recreation :knowledge into action -- Knowledge into action -- Principles of outdoor recreation -- The visitor use management framework -- Observations on outdoor recreation management -- Relating research and management -- Evolution of research -- Summary and conclusions -- Appendix notes on sources: a guide to the social science literature in outdoor recreation.

"For twenty-five years, Studies in Outdoor Recreation has been a standard text in courses on parks and outdoor recreation and serves as an invaluable reference for park and recreation managers. The first book to integrate the social science literature on outdoor recreation, it reviews studies from this broad, interdisciplinary field and synthesizes them into a body of knowledge, providing an historical perspective on outdoor recreation research and developing its practical management implications. This fourth edition is revised to reflect current research and new concerns in the field. An essential resource for students, scholars, and professionals, Studies in Outdoor Recreation explores the theoretical and methodological issues in outdoor recreation and describes the management implications of outdoor recreation research"--

ISBN: 9780870712098US39.95

LCCN: 2022036099Subjects--Topical Terms:

718510
Outdoor recreation
--Research

LC Class. No.: GV191.6 / .M314 2022

Dewey Class. No.: 796.5072

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