Leisure constraints∗: A survey of past research

Keywords

Space (punctuation), Sociology, Psychology, Conceptual framework, Leisure studies

References

• The Measurement of Perceived Freedom in LeisureGary D. Ellis, Peter Witt — 1984
• Who Are the Consumers of Public Park and Recreation Services? An Analysis of the Users and Non-Users of Three Municipal Leisure Service OrganizationsDennis R. Howard, John L. Crompton — 1984
• Development of a short form to assess perceived freedom in leisure.Peter Witt, Gary D. Ellis — 1985
• Recreation non-participation: variables related to the desire for new recreation activities.Edgar L. Jackson, Mark S. Searle — 1983
• An Application of Nonparticipation Data In Recreation Research: Testing the Opportunity TheoryGerald H. Romsa, Wayne L. Hoffman — 1980
• Possibilities for Using A Qualitative Research Approach In The Sociological Study of LeisureChristine Howe — 1985
• Conflict in outdoor recreation: a theoretical perspective.Gerald Jacob, Richard Schreyer — 1980
• Ceasing participation in sports activity: reported reasons and their implications.John Boothby, M. Tungatt, Alan R. Townsend — 1981
• The Effect of Recreation Goals on Conflict Perception: The Case of Water Skiers and Fishermen.James H. Gramann, Rabel J. Burdge — 1981
• Satisfaction with Leisure Time ActivitiesDick A. Francken, W. Fred van Raaij — 1981
• Does greater freedom always lead to greater leisure? Testing a person X environment model of freedom and leisure.Roger C. Mannell, William R. Bradley — 1986
• The meaning of leisure in everyday lifeSusan Shaw — 1985
• Reconceptualizing barriers to family leisureDuane W. Crawford, Geoffrey Godbey — 1987
• Who hates whom in the great outdoors: the impact of recreational specialization and technologies of play.Bill Devall, Joseph Harry — 1981
• A theory of substitutability of leisure behavior.Seppo E. Iso‐Ahola — 1986
• The relationships between barriers to leisure enjoyment and family stagesPeter Witt, Thomas L. Goodale — 1981
• Conflict as a social interaction process in environment and behaviour research: the example of leisure and recreation research.Peter L. Owens — 1985
• Freedom in the experience of leisureWilliam Harper — 1986
• Socioeconomic variations in perceived barriers to recreation participation among would‐be participantsMark S. Searle, Edgar L. Jackson — 1985
• RECREATION NON-PARTICIPATION AND BARRIERS TO PARTICIPATION: CONCEPTS, AND MODELSEdgar L. Jackson, Mark S. Searle — 1985

Cited by

• A Critique of Leisure Constraints: Comparative Analyses and UnderstandingsDiane M. Samdahl, Nancy J. Jekubovich — 1997
• Predicting Deer Hunting Participation Using Theory of Planned Behavior and Constraint Integrated Theory of Planned Behavior Models: A Study of Oregon Big Game HuntersSuresh K. Shrestha — 2013
• Variations in the Desire to Begin a Leisure Activity: Evidence of Antecedent Constraints?Edgar L. Jackson — 1990
• Analysis of Golfer Motivations and Constraints by Experience Use HistoryJames F. Petrick, Sheila J. Backman, Robert D. Bixler — 2001
• Revisiting Gender Constraints and Benefits in Leisure Tourism: Man-Up, It's Time to Travel Like a WomanHolly L. Rabin — 2014
• The physical activity patterns and constraints of diverse female college studentsKathleen Victoria Minkel — 2010
• The Effect of Cohort on Women's Sport Participation: An Intergenerational Study of Collegiate Women Ice Hockey PlayersCarol J. Auster — 2008
• Tourism demand constraints: a skiing participation.David Gilbert, Simon Hudson — 2000
• Differentiating between active and passive discontinuers of two leisure activities.Sheila J. Backman, John L. Crompton — 1990
• From Substitution to Coping: Developing and Testing a Leisure Constraints-Based Coping ModelYung-Ping Tseng — 2009
• Holiday Destinations: Understanding the Perceptions of Omani Outbound TouristsAbdulaziz Mohammed Alsawafi — 2013
• Assessing the Temporal Stability of Hunting Participation and the Structure and Intensity of Constraints: A Panel StudyBrett A. Wright, Ellen B. Drogin Rodgers, Kenneth F. Backman — 2001
• Recognizing patterns of leisure constraints: results from alternative analyses.Edgar L. Jackson — 1993
• Influence of Hatha yoga on physical activity constraints, physical fitness, and body image of breast cancer survivors: a pilot study.Marieke Van Puymbroeck, Arlene A. Schmid, Kimberly J. Shinew — 2011
• A Critique of Constraints Theory: A ResponseKarla A. Henderson — 1997
• Leisure patterns, constraints and socio-demographic characteristics of Korean immigrants in Western AustraliaSooyoung Sul Tcha — 2000
• The Contribution of Feminism to an Understanding of Leisure ConstraintsKarla A. Henderson — 1991
• Older Chinese women immigrants and their leisure experiences: before and after emigration to the United StatesChing-Hua Ho, Jaclyn A. Card — 2002
• The Role of Social Support and Self-Efficacy in Shaping the Leisure Time Physical Activity of Older AdultsElizabeth Orsega‐Smith, Laura L. Payne, Andrew J. Mowen — 2007
• Transcending Potential Antecedent Leisure Constraints: The Case of Women Motorcycle OperatorsCarol J. Auster — 2001

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