Ted L Napier
Biographic Data
| ID | 353323 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ted L Napier |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ted L |
| FAMILY NAME | Napier |
| SIGNATURE | NAPIER T L |
| AFFILIATIONS | The Ohio State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 37 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Determinants of perceived agricultural chemical risk in three watersheds in the Midwestern United States
Correlates of plant nutrient use among Ohio farmers
Comparison of Amish and Non-Amish Farmers
Considerable attention has focused on farming practices and behavioral patterns that characterize Amish farmers from other agriculturalists. It has been suggested that Amish farmers are more concerned about the physical environment than non-Amish farmers because Amish employ fewer technology-intensive farming practices, though there is little empirical evidence to support such an assertion. To address this issue, data were collected from a sample…
Adoption of soil conservation practices by farmers in erosion‐prone areas of Ohio
Data were collected from land operators in erosion‐prone areas of six counties in Ohio to examine the factors that affect adoption of soil erosion control practices. A theoretical perspective was developed from selected components of diffusion and farm structure models. The study findings revealed that the theoretical perspective created for the study was inadequate to predict adoption behaviors examined. Respondents indicated that conventional t…
Willingness of land operators to participate in government-sponsored soil erosion control programs
Development and Underdevelopment
Asian Labor Migration; Pipeline to the Middle East
Local perceptions of reservoir impacts
Factors Influencing Outdoor Recreation Participation
Data were collected in 1984 from a sample of Ohio residents to evaluate the merits of a theoretical perspective derived from discussions focused on the role of early life experiences, personal community factors, and opportunity variables. The purpose of the study was to develop predictive models of outdoor recreation participation. Factor analysis produced four recreation activity clusters which were treated as dependent variables for multivariat…
Water Resources Research
Coping with Change
Coping with Change: An Interdisciplinary Assessment of the Lake Shelbyville Reservoir. Rabel J. Burdge and Paul Opryszek (eds.)." Journal of Leisure Research, 14(3), pp. 273–274
Attitudes toward outdoor recreation development
A research project was undertaken within a multi‐county region in southeastern Ohio to ascertain the attitudes of local residents toward future outdoor recreation development within the area. A systematic random sample of 1493 respondents was drawn from a five‐county region to test a theoretical perspective developed from selected components of social exchange theory. The findings demonstrated that the respondents held very favorable attitudes to…
Comparison of Amish and Non-Amish Farmers
Considerable attention has focused on farming practices and behavioral patterns that characterize Amish farmers from other agriculturalists. It has been suggested that Amish farmers are more concerned about the physical environment than non-Amish farmers because Amish employ fewer technology-intensive farming practices, though there is little empirical evidence to support such an assertion. To address this issue, data were collected from a sample…
Adoption of soil conservation practices by farmers in erosion‐prone areas of Ohio
Data were collected from land operators in erosion‐prone areas of six counties in Ohio to examine the factors that affect adoption of soil erosion control practices. A theoretical perspective was developed from selected components of diffusion and farm structure models. The study findings revealed that the theoretical perspective created for the study was inadequate to predict adoption behaviors examined. Respondents indicated that conventional t…
Willingness of land operators to participate in government-sponsored soil erosion control programs
Determinants of perceived agricultural chemical risk in three watersheds in the Midwestern United States
Factors Influencing Outdoor Recreation Participation
Data were collected in 1984 from a sample of Ohio residents to evaluate the merits of a theoretical perspective derived from discussions focused on the role of early life experiences, personal community factors, and opportunity variables. The purpose of the study was to develop predictive models of outdoor recreation participation. Factor analysis produced four recreation activity clusters which were treated as dependent variables for multivariat…
Correlates of plant nutrient use among Ohio farmers
Attitudes toward outdoor recreation development
A research project was undertaken within a multi‐county region in southeastern Ohio to ascertain the attitudes of local residents toward future outdoor recreation development within the area. A systematic random sample of 1493 respondents was drawn from a five‐county region to test a theoretical perspective developed from selected components of social exchange theory. The findings demonstrated that the respondents held very favorable attitudes to…
Attitudes toward outdoor recreation development
A research project was undertaken within a multi‐county region in southeastern Ohio to ascertain the attitudes of local residents toward future outdoor recreation development within the area. A systematic random sample of 1493 respondents was drawn from a five‐county region to test a theoretical perspective developed from selected components of social exchange theory. The findings demonstrated that the respondents held very favorable attitudes to…
Coping with Change
Coping with Change: An Interdisciplinary Assessment of the Lake Shelbyville Reservoir. Rabel J. Burdge and Paul Opryszek (eds.)." Journal of Leisure Research, 14(3), pp. 273–274
Local perceptions of reservoir impacts
Factors Influencing Outdoor Recreation Participation
Data were collected in 1984 from a sample of Ohio residents to evaluate the merits of a theoretical perspective derived from discussions focused on the role of early life experiences, personal community factors, and opportunity variables. The purpose of the study was to develop predictive models of outdoor recreation participation. Factor analysis produced four recreation activity clusters which were treated as dependent variables for multivariat…
Water Resources Research
Adoption of soil conservation practices by farmers in erosion‐prone areas of Ohio
Data were collected from land operators in erosion‐prone areas of six counties in Ohio to examine the factors that affect adoption of soil erosion control practices. A theoretical perspective was developed from selected components of diffusion and farm structure models. The study findings revealed that the theoretical perspective created for the study was inadequate to predict adoption behaviors examined. Respondents indicated that conventional t…
Willingness of land operators to participate in government-sponsored soil erosion control programs
Development and Underdevelopment
Asian Labor Migration; Pipeline to the Middle East
Comparison of Amish and Non-Amish Farmers
Considerable attention has focused on farming practices and behavioral patterns that characterize Amish farmers from other agriculturalists. It has been suggested that Amish farmers are more concerned about the physical environment than non-Amish farmers because Amish employ fewer technology-intensive farming practices, though there is little empirical evidence to support such an assertion. To address this issue, data were collected from a sample…
Correlates of plant nutrient use among Ohio farmers
Determinants of perceived agricultural chemical risk in three watersheds in the Midwestern United States
Economics (9 works) · Geography (8 works) · Business (6 works) · Agriculture (5 works) · Perspective (graphical (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Mathematics (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works)