B Christine Green
Biographic Data
| ID | 5857377 |
|---|---|
| NAME | B Christine Green |
| GIVEN NAMES | B Christine |
| FAMILY NAME | Green |
| SIGNATURE | GREEN B C |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 56 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Time to politicization
Healthy aging? An evaluation of sport participation as a resource for older adults in retirement
Growing disparities between quality and quantity of life may be one of the most significant health challenges of our time. Retirement is a significant transitional event that can impact quality of life outcomes. Drawing on the Resource-Based Dynamic Perspective Theory, successful adaptation from the retirement transition is dependent upon resources known to predict retirement well-being. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the relationship …
Impacts and strategic outcomes from non-mega sport events for local communities
The staging of sport events directly impacts AQ1 AQ2 the quality of life of people living in the host communities.Sport events are temporal and can trigger a AQ3 AQ4 variety of short-or long-term, positive or negative impacts, which lead to positive or negative outcomes, and if sustained, these outcomes have been called 'legacies.'Impacts may result from strategic planning, but more often than not there is scant strategic planning for event outco…
Exploring the efficacy of youth sport camps to build customer relationships
Professional sport teams strive to cultivate a large, loyal fan base. Relationship marketing is well suited for developing loyal customers. Professional sport teams provide youth sport camps mostly for added revenue streams and marketing extensions. However, research neglects to investigate which relationship factors may help build or reignite long-term fan development. This exploratory study examined the efficacy of these camps on factors theori…
The Essential Role of Sense of Community in a Youth Sport Program
This multiphased study identifies the salient benefits that parents seek for their families from a youth sport program. Phase 1, a preseason focus group study of parents of swimmers in three clubs (N = 15), indicated parents seek a sense of community for their children and themselves, and sense of community is linked to their desire for children to learn sport and life skills. Phase 2, a postseason survey of parents in the same three clubs (N = 1…
Serious Leisure, Social Identity and Sport Tourism
‘Serious leisure’ is a concept used to describe leisure activities that are ‘sufficiently substantial and interesting in nature for the participant to find a career there acquiring and expressing a combination of its special skills, knowledge, and experience’ [1 [1] R. Stebbins, Amateurs, Professionals and Serious Leisure (Montreal: McGill-Queens University, 1992). ]. Serious leisure participants are often highly identified with the subculture of…
Effects of Sport Event Media on Destination Image and Intention to Visit
The effect of destination advertising and sport event media (advertising and telecast) were compared experimentally on nine dimensions of destination image and on intention to visit the host destination. Participants' images of Australia's Gold Coast were collected in the United States (long-haul market) and New Zealand (short-haul market) following exposure to one of eight media conditions. The event telecast, event advertising, and destination …
Establishing and Maintaining a Modified Youth Sport Program
Modified youth sport programs seek to adapt sport rules, equipment, and contingencies to the needs and abilities of child participants. Research shows that modified programs can broaden the base of youth sport participation, enhance children’s affective experience of sport, and elevate the level of skill they attain. Hotelling’s location game is applied to the analysis of a modified youth soccer program. It is shown that the program struggled to …
Sport tourism as the celebration of subculture
Antecedents and consequences of parental purchase decision involvement in youth sport
Previous work in youth sport has shown that parents typically make the initial choice to enroll their child in a sport program. This study examines antecedents and consequences of parents’ psychological involvement in the decision to purchase a sport experience for their child. A sample of 157 parents whose children were enrolled in soccer programs in a metropolitan suburb was surveyed. Parents completed measures of purchase decision involvement,…
Enduring Involvement in Youth Soccer
Youth sport provides an instructive context for study of reciprocal socialization between parents and children. This study examines the dynamics of parents' and children's enduring involvement in youth soccer. Parent and child pairs (N = 153) were surveyed. Measures were taken of parents' and children's satisfaction with their soccer program, enduring involvement, children's perceived skill, parental expectations for their child, parental encoura…
Sport tourism as the celebration of subculture
Enduring Involvement in Youth Soccer
Youth sport provides an instructive context for study of reciprocal socialization between parents and children. This study examines the dynamics of parents' and children's enduring involvement in youth soccer. Parent and child pairs (N = 153) were surveyed. Measures were taken of parents' and children's satisfaction with their soccer program, enduring involvement, children's perceived skill, parental expectations for their child, parental encoura…
Antecedents and consequences of parental purchase decision involvement in youth sport
Previous work in youth sport has shown that parents typically make the initial choice to enroll their child in a sport program. This study examines antecedents and consequences of parents’ psychological involvement in the decision to purchase a sport experience for their child. A sample of 157 parents whose children were enrolled in soccer programs in a metropolitan suburb was surveyed. Parents completed measures of purchase decision involvement,…
Healthy aging? An evaluation of sport participation as a resource for older adults in retirement
Growing disparities between quality and quantity of life may be one of the most significant health challenges of our time. Retirement is a significant transitional event that can impact quality of life outcomes. Drawing on the Resource-Based Dynamic Perspective Theory, successful adaptation from the retirement transition is dependent upon resources known to predict retirement well-being. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the relationship …
The Essential Role of Sense of Community in a Youth Sport Program
This multiphased study identifies the salient benefits that parents seek for their families from a youth sport program. Phase 1, a preseason focus group study of parents of swimmers in three clubs (N = 15), indicated parents seek a sense of community for their children and themselves, and sense of community is linked to their desire for children to learn sport and life skills. Phase 2, a postseason survey of parents in the same three clubs (N = 1…
Establishing and Maintaining a Modified Youth Sport Program
Modified youth sport programs seek to adapt sport rules, equipment, and contingencies to the needs and abilities of child participants. Research shows that modified programs can broaden the base of youth sport participation, enhance children’s affective experience of sport, and elevate the level of skill they attain. Hotelling’s location game is applied to the analysis of a modified youth soccer program. It is shown that the program struggled to …
Enduring Involvement in Youth Soccer
Youth sport provides an instructive context for study of reciprocal socialization between parents and children. This study examines the dynamics of parents' and children's enduring involvement in youth soccer. Parent and child pairs (N = 153) were surveyed. Measures were taken of parents' and children's satisfaction with their soccer program, enduring involvement, children's perceived skill, parental expectations for their child, parental encoura…
Establishing and Maintaining a Modified Youth Sport Program
Modified youth sport programs seek to adapt sport rules, equipment, and contingencies to the needs and abilities of child participants. Research shows that modified programs can broaden the base of youth sport participation, enhance children’s affective experience of sport, and elevate the level of skill they attain. Hotelling’s location game is applied to the analysis of a modified youth soccer program. It is shown that the program struggled to …
Sport tourism as the celebration of subculture
Antecedents and consequences of parental purchase decision involvement in youth sport
Previous work in youth sport has shown that parents typically make the initial choice to enroll their child in a sport program. This study examines antecedents and consequences of parents’ psychological involvement in the decision to purchase a sport experience for their child. A sample of 157 parents whose children were enrolled in soccer programs in a metropolitan suburb was surveyed. Parents completed measures of purchase decision involvement,…
Effects of Sport Event Media on Destination Image and Intention to Visit
The effect of destination advertising and sport event media (advertising and telecast) were compared experimentally on nine dimensions of destination image and on intention to visit the host destination. Participants' images of Australia's Gold Coast were collected in the United States (long-haul market) and New Zealand (short-haul market) following exposure to one of eight media conditions. The event telecast, event advertising, and destination …
Serious Leisure, Social Identity and Sport Tourism
‘Serious leisure’ is a concept used to describe leisure activities that are ‘sufficiently substantial and interesting in nature for the participant to find a career there acquiring and expressing a combination of its special skills, knowledge, and experience’ [1 [1] R. Stebbins, Amateurs, Professionals and Serious Leisure (Montreal: McGill-Queens University, 1992). ]. Serious leisure participants are often highly identified with the subculture of…
The Essential Role of Sense of Community in a Youth Sport Program
This multiphased study identifies the salient benefits that parents seek for their families from a youth sport program. Phase 1, a preseason focus group study of parents of swimmers in three clubs (N = 15), indicated parents seek a sense of community for their children and themselves, and sense of community is linked to their desire for children to learn sport and life skills. Phase 2, a postseason survey of parents in the same three clubs (N = 1…
Impacts and strategic outcomes from non-mega sport events for local communities
The staging of sport events directly impacts AQ1 AQ2 the quality of life of people living in the host communities.Sport events are temporal and can trigger a AQ3 AQ4 variety of short-or long-term, positive or negative impacts, which lead to positive or negative outcomes, and if sustained, these outcomes have been called 'legacies.'Impacts may result from strategic planning, but more often than not there is scant strategic planning for event outco…
Exploring the efficacy of youth sport camps to build customer relationships
Professional sport teams strive to cultivate a large, loyal fan base. Relationship marketing is well suited for developing loyal customers. Professional sport teams provide youth sport camps mostly for added revenue streams and marketing extensions. However, research neglects to investigate which relationship factors may help build or reignite long-term fan development. This exploratory study examined the efficacy of these camps on factors theori…
Healthy aging? An evaluation of sport participation as a resource for older adults in retirement
Growing disparities between quality and quantity of life may be one of the most significant health challenges of our time. Retirement is a significant transitional event that can impact quality of life outcomes. Drawing on the Resource-Based Dynamic Perspective Theory, successful adaptation from the retirement transition is dependent upon resources known to predict retirement well-being. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the relationship …
Time to politicization
Psychology (8 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Business (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (6 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Advertising (4 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Recreation, Leisure, Wilderness Management (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works)