Steven F Philipp
Biographic Data
| ID | 5857398 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Steven F Philipp |
| GIVEN NAMES | Steven F |
| FAMILY NAME | Philipp |
| SIGNATURE | PHILIPP S F |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of West Florida |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 160 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| H-INDEX | 7 |
Body-Shape Perceptions and Body Mass Index of Older African American and European American Women
Race and the Pursuit of Happiness
KEYWORDS: RaceAfrican Americanleisurediscrimination
Are We Welcome? African American Racial Acceptance in Leisure Activities and the Importance Given to Children's Leisure
This study investigated differences between middle-class African American and middle-class European American adults in their perceptions of how "welcome" African Americans are in 20 leisure activities common to the study area, and in the importance given to children's participation in these activities. A random sample of 45 blocks from a southern U.S.A. metropolitan census tract composed of racially integrated middle-class neighborhoods yielded 1…
Race and Gender Differences in Adolescent Peer Group Approval of Leisure Activities
The leisure preferences of childhood and adolescence have generally been regarded as important to adult leisure behavior. Race has also been shown to affect adult leisure behavior and experience in the United States. Therefore, it is not unreasonable to believe that adult racial differences at leisure have been influenced by adolescent leisure preferences and participation patterns. Unfortunately, past research on adolescent leisure has largely i…
Race, gender, and leisure benefits
This study investigated the relationship between race, gender, and 7 leisure benefits that are based on a Benefits Approach to Leisure (BAL) framework. A random sample of 47 blocks from a southern metropolitan census tract composed of racially integrated middle‐class neighborhoods yielded 99 African American and 107 European American households who rated statements representing 7 leisure benefits on a Likert‐type scale. Using 2‐tailed t tests, wi…
Race and leisure constraints
Many recent models of leisure constraints make no mention or measurement of race at any level of analysis despite its continuing importance in U.S. society. This study investigated the relationship between race and two basic measures of leisure constraint: appeal and comfort. A stratified random sample of 136 African American and 108 European American middle‐class households from a southern coastal city rated the appeal and comfort of participati…
Race and tourism choice
Racial Differences in the Perceived Attractiveness of Tourism Destinations, Interests, and Cultural Resources
This study of a stratified random sample of 213 households in a Southern metropolitan area investigated black-white racial differences in perceived attractiveness of tourism destination characteristics. Respondents were asked to rank three sets of color photographs, representing different types of destinations, interests, and cultural resources, from most attractive to least attractive. Utilizing Spearman's Coefficient of Rank Correlation, blacks…
Funded Recreation and Leisure Research at American Colleges and Universities
This paper describes the recent levels of funded recreation and leisure research at 163 American colleges and universities. It specifically deals with the “volume, sources, and kinds” of funded res
Are We Welcome? African American Racial Acceptance in Leisure Activities and the Importance Given to Children's Leisure
This study investigated differences between middle-class African American and middle-class European American adults in their perceptions of how "welcome" African Americans are in 20 leisure activities common to the study area, and in the importance given to children's participation in these activities. A random sample of 45 blocks from a southern U.S.A. metropolitan census tract composed of racially integrated middle-class neighborhoods yielded 1…
Race and Gender Differences in Adolescent Peer Group Approval of Leisure Activities
The leisure preferences of childhood and adolescence have generally been regarded as important to adult leisure behavior. Race has also been shown to affect adult leisure behavior and experience in the United States. Therefore, it is not unreasonable to believe that adult racial differences at leisure have been influenced by adolescent leisure preferences and participation patterns. Unfortunately, past research on adolescent leisure has largely i…
Race and tourism choice
Race and the Pursuit of Happiness
KEYWORDS: RaceAfrican Americanleisurediscrimination
Race and leisure constraints
Many recent models of leisure constraints make no mention or measurement of race at any level of analysis despite its continuing importance in U.S. society. This study investigated the relationship between race and two basic measures of leisure constraint: appeal and comfort. A stratified random sample of 136 African American and 108 European American middle‐class households from a southern coastal city rated the appeal and comfort of participati…
Racial Differences in the Perceived Attractiveness of Tourism Destinations, Interests, and Cultural Resources
This study of a stratified random sample of 213 households in a Southern metropolitan area investigated black-white racial differences in perceived attractiveness of tourism destination characteristics. Respondents were asked to rank three sets of color photographs, representing different types of destinations, interests, and cultural resources, from most attractive to least attractive. Utilizing Spearman's Coefficient of Rank Correlation, blacks…
Race, gender, and leisure benefits
This study investigated the relationship between race, gender, and 7 leisure benefits that are based on a Benefits Approach to Leisure (BAL) framework. A random sample of 47 blocks from a southern metropolitan census tract composed of racially integrated middle‐class neighborhoods yielded 99 African American and 107 European American households who rated statements representing 7 leisure benefits on a Likert‐type scale. Using 2‐tailed t tests, wi…
Body-Shape Perceptions and Body Mass Index of Older African American and European American Women
Funded Recreation and Leisure Research at American Colleges and Universities
This paper describes the recent levels of funded recreation and leisure research at 163 American colleges and universities. It specifically deals with the “volume, sources, and kinds” of funded res
Funded Recreation and Leisure Research at American Colleges and Universities
This paper describes the recent levels of funded recreation and leisure research at 163 American colleges and universities. It specifically deals with the “volume, sources, and kinds” of funded res
Racial Differences in the Perceived Attractiveness of Tourism Destinations, Interests, and Cultural Resources
This study of a stratified random sample of 213 households in a Southern metropolitan area investigated black-white racial differences in perceived attractiveness of tourism destination characteristics. Respondents were asked to rank three sets of color photographs, representing different types of destinations, interests, and cultural resources, from most attractive to least attractive. Utilizing Spearman's Coefficient of Rank Correlation, blacks…
Race and tourism choice
Race and leisure constraints
Many recent models of leisure constraints make no mention or measurement of race at any level of analysis despite its continuing importance in U.S. society. This study investigated the relationship between race and two basic measures of leisure constraint: appeal and comfort. A stratified random sample of 136 African American and 108 European American middle‐class households from a southern coastal city rated the appeal and comfort of participati…
Race, gender, and leisure benefits
This study investigated the relationship between race, gender, and 7 leisure benefits that are based on a Benefits Approach to Leisure (BAL) framework. A random sample of 47 blocks from a southern metropolitan census tract composed of racially integrated middle‐class neighborhoods yielded 99 African American and 107 European American households who rated statements representing 7 leisure benefits on a Likert‐type scale. Using 2‐tailed t tests, wi…
Race and Gender Differences in Adolescent Peer Group Approval of Leisure Activities
The leisure preferences of childhood and adolescence have generally been regarded as important to adult leisure behavior. Race has also been shown to affect adult leisure behavior and experience in the United States. Therefore, it is not unreasonable to believe that adult racial differences at leisure have been influenced by adolescent leisure preferences and participation patterns. Unfortunately, past research on adolescent leisure has largely i…
Are We Welcome? African American Racial Acceptance in Leisure Activities and the Importance Given to Children's Leisure
This study investigated differences between middle-class African American and middle-class European American adults in their perceptions of how "welcome" African Americans are in 20 leisure activities common to the study area, and in the importance given to children's participation in these activities. A random sample of 45 blocks from a southern U.S.A. metropolitan census tract composed of racially integrated middle-class neighborhoods yielded 1…
Race and the Pursuit of Happiness
KEYWORDS: RaceAfrican Americanleisurediscrimination
Body-Shape Perceptions and Body Mass Index of Older African American and European American Women
Sociology (8 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Recreation, Leisure, Wilderness Management (7 works) · Demography (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · African american (4 works) · Demography (4 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (4 works) · Gender Studies (4 works)