JIN-HYUNG LEE
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 6187567 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | JIN-HYUNG LEE |
| NOMBRES | JIN-HYUNG |
| APELLIDO | LEE |
| FIRMA | LEE J |
| AFILIACIONES | Mokpo National University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 96 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2001 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Deconstructing serious leisure using identity theory
Stebbins’s concept of serious leisure has been widely used to delineate and describe an intense form of leisure participation. To date, however, the causal relationships among the six distinguishing characteristics of serious leisure have not been sufficiently substantiated and empirically examined. Guided by identity theory, this study developed a causal model among four individual level behavioral and psychological characteristics of serious le…
Voluntary dance performance as serious leisure and successful ageing
The purpose of this study is to explore the lived experiences of older adults who have been performing Korean traditional dance as volunteers. Thirteen volunteer dancers participated in in-depth interviews. The analysis of qualitative data showed that the participants of this study demonstrated six experiential characteristics of serious leisure including: (a) the practice of perseverance, (b) volunteer career development and career contingencies…
Progression, Stability, or Decline? Sociological Mechanisms Underlying Change in Specialization Among Birdwatchers
Using a panel of American birdwatchers collected in 1997 and 2002, we tested the extent to which birdwatchers progressed over a five-year period. The impact different career contingencies and life course events had on predicting change in birdwatchers' behavior, skill, and commitment was also examined. Findings indicated that although progression characterized some birdwatchers' participation, involvement by others was better characterized by sta…
Social Stratification in Recreational Fishing Participation
Using the multiple stratification hierarchy perspective, this study examined the combined effects of age, race and ethnicity, gender, and socioeconomic status on recreational fishing. Sample data from 3,000 Texas residents were used to develop logistic regression models corresponding to three dependent variables for fishing participation. The dependent variables were measures of participation ever, in the past 5 years, and in the past 12 months. …
For Better or Worse? A Structural Model of the Benefits and Costs Associated with Recreational Specialization
This research developed and tested a theoretical model on the benefits and costs of recreational specialization. The model proposed that as people specialize in terms of behavior, skill and knowledge, and commitment, they experience enduring benefits. The model also proposed that specialization entails taking on leadership roles that lead to benefits and the perception of diminished self-determination. Diminished self-determination was also thoug…
Measuring Birding Specialization
This purpose of this paper was to test a three-dimensional model of recreational specialization developed by Scott and Shafer (2001a) Scott, D. and Shafer, C. S. 2001a. Recreational specialization: A critical look at the construct. Journal of Leisure Research, 33: 319–343. [Taylor & Francis Online], [Web of Science ®] , [Google Scholar]. The model suggests recreational specialization could be conceptualized in terms of three distinct dimensions: …
Structural Inequalities in Outdoor Recreation Participation
The purpose of this study is to empirically test the multiple hierarchy stratification perspective on outdoor recreation participation. Data for this study are from a telephone survey conducted of 3,000 Texas residents in 1998. Logistic regression analyses provided strong support for the multiple hierarchy stratification perspective. The results show that elderly minority females who do not have a college degree, and who do not make more than $20…
Structural Inequalities in Outdoor Recreation Participation
The purpose of this study is to empirically test the multiple hierarchy stratification perspective on outdoor recreation participation. Data for this study are from a telephone survey conducted of 3,000 Texas residents in 1998. Logistic regression analyses provided strong support for the multiple hierarchy stratification perspective. The results show that elderly minority females who do not have a college degree, and who do not make more than $20…
Measuring Birding Specialization
This purpose of this paper was to test a three-dimensional model of recreational specialization developed by Scott and Shafer (2001a) Scott, D. and Shafer, C. S. 2001a. Recreational specialization: A critical look at the construct. Journal of Leisure Research, 33: 319–343. [Taylor & Francis Online], [Web of Science ®] , [Google Scholar]. The model suggests recreational specialization could be conceptualized in terms of three distinct dimensions: …
For Better or Worse? A Structural Model of the Benefits and Costs Associated with Recreational Specialization
This research developed and tested a theoretical model on the benefits and costs of recreational specialization. The model proposed that as people specialize in terms of behavior, skill and knowledge, and commitment, they experience enduring benefits. The model also proposed that specialization entails taking on leadership roles that lead to benefits and the perception of diminished self-determination. Diminished self-determination was also thoug…
Progression, Stability, or Decline? Sociological Mechanisms Underlying Change in Specialization Among Birdwatchers
Using a panel of American birdwatchers collected in 1997 and 2002, we tested the extent to which birdwatchers progressed over a five-year period. The impact different career contingencies and life course events had on predicting change in birdwatchers' behavior, skill, and commitment was also examined. Findings indicated that although progression characterized some birdwatchers' participation, involvement by others was better characterized by sta…
Voluntary dance performance as serious leisure and successful ageing
The purpose of this study is to explore the lived experiences of older adults who have been performing Korean traditional dance as volunteers. Thirteen volunteer dancers participated in in-depth interviews. The analysis of qualitative data showed that the participants of this study demonstrated six experiential characteristics of serious leisure including: (a) the practice of perseverance, (b) volunteer career development and career contingencies…
Deconstructing serious leisure using identity theory
Stebbins’s concept of serious leisure has been widely used to delineate and describe an intense form of leisure participation. To date, however, the causal relationships among the six distinguishing characteristics of serious leisure have not been sufficiently substantiated and empirically examined. Guided by identity theory, this study developed a causal model among four individual level behavioral and psychological characteristics of serious le…
Social Stratification in Recreational Fishing Participation
Using the multiple stratification hierarchy perspective, this study examined the combined effects of age, race and ethnicity, gender, and socioeconomic status on recreational fishing. Sample data from 3,000 Texas residents were used to develop logistic regression models corresponding to three dependent variables for fishing participation. The dependent variables were measures of participation ever, in the past 5 years, and in the past 12 months. …
Structural Inequalities in Outdoor Recreation Participation
The purpose of this study is to empirically test the multiple hierarchy stratification perspective on outdoor recreation participation. Data for this study are from a telephone survey conducted of 3,000 Texas residents in 1998. Logistic regression analyses provided strong support for the multiple hierarchy stratification perspective. The results show that elderly minority females who do not have a college degree, and who do not make more than $20…
Measuring Birding Specialization
This purpose of this paper was to test a three-dimensional model of recreational specialization developed by Scott and Shafer (2001a) Scott, D. and Shafer, C. S. 2001a. Recreational specialization: A critical look at the construct. Journal of Leisure Research, 33: 319–343. [Taylor & Francis Online], [Web of Science ®] , [Google Scholar]. The model suggests recreational specialization could be conceptualized in terms of three distinct dimensions: …
Social Stratification in Recreational Fishing Participation
Using the multiple stratification hierarchy perspective, this study examined the combined effects of age, race and ethnicity, gender, and socioeconomic status on recreational fishing. Sample data from 3,000 Texas residents were used to develop logistic regression models corresponding to three dependent variables for fishing participation. The dependent variables were measures of participation ever, in the past 5 years, and in the past 12 months. …
For Better or Worse? A Structural Model of the Benefits and Costs Associated with Recreational Specialization
This research developed and tested a theoretical model on the benefits and costs of recreational specialization. The model proposed that as people specialize in terms of behavior, skill and knowledge, and commitment, they experience enduring benefits. The model also proposed that specialization entails taking on leadership roles that lead to benefits and the perception of diminished self-determination. Diminished self-determination was also thoug…
Progression, Stability, or Decline? Sociological Mechanisms Underlying Change in Specialization Among Birdwatchers
Using a panel of American birdwatchers collected in 1997 and 2002, we tested the extent to which birdwatchers progressed over a five-year period. The impact different career contingencies and life course events had on predicting change in birdwatchers' behavior, skill, and commitment was also examined. Findings indicated that although progression characterized some birdwatchers' participation, involvement by others was better characterized by sta…
Voluntary dance performance as serious leisure and successful ageing
The purpose of this study is to explore the lived experiences of older adults who have been performing Korean traditional dance as volunteers. Thirteen volunteer dancers participated in in-depth interviews. The analysis of qualitative data showed that the participants of this study demonstrated six experiential characteristics of serious leisure including: (a) the practice of perseverance, (b) volunteer career development and career contingencies…
Deconstructing serious leisure using identity theory
Stebbins’s concept of serious leisure has been widely used to delineate and describe an intense form of leisure participation. To date, however, the causal relationships among the six distinguishing characteristics of serious leisure have not been sufficiently substantiated and empirically examined. Guided by identity theory, this study developed a causal model among four individual level behavioral and psychological characteristics of serious le…
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