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Motives For Participation In College-Based Outdoor Adventure Programs, Andrew G. Bentley
Motives For Participation In College-Based Outdoor Adventure Programs, Andrew G. Bentley
Research in Outdoor Education
This study identified important motives for participation in coliege-based outdoor adventure programs. In addition, significant differences were determined across experience, participation levels, and credit allocation. By understanding motives important for outdoor adventure programs, this research provides empirical evidence for the management decision making process regarding course offerings and marketing strategies.
An Exploration Of Meaningful Involvement In Ropes Course Programs, Kathy Haras, Camille J. Bunting
An Exploration Of Meaningful Involvement In Ropes Course Programs, Kathy Haras, Camille J. Bunting
Research in Outdoor Education
The purpose of this study was to: 1) determine if there was a measurable difference in meaningful involvement between the Challenge by Choice (CbC) and Inviting Optimum Participation (IOP) approaches to ropes course program design and delivery; and 2) identify and compare the linkages among program attributes,outcomes, and values with each approach.
Self-Determination And The Adventure Experience: A Study Of Female Adolescents, Sydney L. Sklar, Heather Gibson
Self-Determination And The Adventure Experience: A Study Of Female Adolescents, Sydney L. Sklar, Heather Gibson
Research in Outdoor Education
The purpose of this study was to develop an understanding of the self-determination characteristics of at-risk adolescents entering a therapeutic wilderness program and to determine the effect of the program on participants' self- determination.