Francis P Noe
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 701681 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Francis P Noe |
| PRENOMES | Francis P |
| SOBRENOME | Noe |
| ASSINATURA | NOE F P |
| AFILIAÇÕES | National Park Service |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 20 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 135 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1968 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2009 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Autonomous Spheres of Leisure Activity for the Industrial Executive and Blue Collarite
But since spectators are of two kinds - one free and educated, and other a vulgar crowd composed of mechanics, laborers, and like - there ought to be contests and exhibitions instituted for relaxation of second class. . .Aristotle Pol. 1342 18-22 (BK VIII Ch. 7)There have been a number of traditional problems about organizations on which sociologists have offered substantial comment. The problem of maintaining order and consensus ranks high in ca…
Class Polarization and Leisure Activity Preferences of African Americans
This study breaks from the practice of making comparisons between races and focuses on the influence of gender, education, and income on the leisure activity preferences of African Americans. Applying the class polarization perspective, we expected to find significant differences between the leisure preferences of African Americans of different socioeconomic status. Further, we expected the differences to be greater between men of different socio…
Gender, race, and subjective social class and their association with leisure preferences
This study examines the leisure preferences of subgroups defined by gender, race, and subjective social class. The multiple hierarchy stratification perspective and the class polarization perspective provided the theoretical rationale for the study, and a secondary data set from a national probability telephone survey was used. The interviews obtained information regarding the leisure preferences of adults age 21 to 65. From 2,148 contacts, 1, 71…
Environmental attitude by trip and visitor characteristics
Race, Class, and Leisure Activity Preferences
This study examines the relationship between race, leisure preferences, and class awareness. Based on interest-group theory of class identification, we hypothesized that blacks and whites who define themselves similarly in terms of social class would exhibit similar leisure activity preferences. Data to test this hypothesis came from a national probability survey of 1,607 U.S. adults. The results of the analysis showed similarities in leisure pre…
Further Questions about the Measurement and Conceptualization of Backcountry Encounter Norms
(1992). Further Questions about the Measurement and Conceptualization of Backcountry Encounter Norms. Journal of Leisure Research: Vol. 24, No. 1, pp. 86-92
A Comparison of User vs Researcher Determined Level of Past Experience on Recreation Preference
Amount of past use-experience in recreational pursuits can be determined many ways, and have varying amounts of influence on recreation choice and preferences. This paper reports two measures of past experience that were compared: (1) an index value composed of four measures of frequency and years of participation, and (2) a user-declared classification of four experience-skill levels (i.e. beginner to expert). Horseback rider preference for eque…
Visitor Use of the Outdoors
Measurement specification and leisure satisfaction
A comparison of specific expressive and instrumental indicators of satisfaction were compared against general measures of satisfaction. Research was conducted to explore specific indicators of satisfaction which included expressive measures representing major intrinsic goals of a leisure activity and instrumental measures which serve to facilitate those goals. Expressive indicators of satisfaction involving core experiences were most salient in e…
Normative response and norm activation among ORV users within a seashore environment 1
Recreational use conflicts exist between pedestrians and users of motorized Off‐Road Vehicles (ORVs) at Cape Hatteras National Seashore. This study attempted to examine avenues of resolution to this problem through the application of the Norm‐Activation Model developed by Schwartz. ORV users’ awareness of problems caused by their behavior (Awareness of Consequences, AC) and accepting responsibility for such problems (Ascription of Responsibility,…
Identifying Attitudinal Predictors among Youth toward National Parks
An attempt was made to determine attitudes toward national parks from a sample of white middle class youths. Two distinct factors emerged from the analysis identifying the need for outdoor
The Welfare Poor
The welfare poor in America are classified into a "subterranean' strata not solely because of economic inequality but entrenched by racial ethnicity, age disadvantages, physical and psychological impairment, and broken family structures. While the misery and plight of the poor are often recognized in basic terms in which the survival necessity of food, clothing, health care, and shelter are real concerns, seemingly other less important cultural c…
The pleasures of youth
An 'Invidious Comparison,' Class and Status, 1929-60
A consequent of Thorstein Veblen's theory of 'invidious comparison' is investigated as it applies to class and status. This research evaluates specifically shifting socioeconomic effects within the structure of society that are often taken to be important causes for determining leisure interests by class. That time, employment, personal debt, and costs effect leisure were hypothesized to be decisive factors in the class leisure outcome. The relat…
Coaches, Players, and Pain
The Political and Social Ideology of the Leisure Class
Leisure class conceptualizations were reviewed from the standpoint of political and class ideologies. The analytical usefulness of the concept has been largely subverted by ideological consideratio
The denotative dimension of meaning for the mentally ill-healthy role
A Denotative Dimension of Meaning for the Mentally Ill-Healthy Role in Society
The problem of measuring meaning continues to present conceptual and methodological difficulty in research. In most cases, attitudinal or connotative meanings are elicited from social objects particularly role sets, cultural groups or specialized aggregates. But in some cases, the scaling of a denotative object like a role set would have desirable advantages. For the mentally ill-healthy role set, this could mean avoiding stereotypic responses pr…
A Comparative Typology of Leisure in Nonindustrialized Society
Uncertainty and doubt have plagued research into the concept of leisure in modern industrial societies, a problem created, in part, by the presumed influence of mechanized work. In an effort to avo
A conceptual problem of defining mental illness in the social sciences
Race, Class, and Leisure Activity Preferences
This study examines the relationship between race, leisure preferences, and class awareness. Based on interest-group theory of class identification, we hypothesized that blacks and whites who define themselves similarly in terms of social class would exhibit similar leisure activity preferences. Data to test this hypothesis came from a national probability survey of 1,607 U.S. adults. The results of the analysis showed similarities in leisure pre…
Class Polarization and Leisure Activity Preferences of African Americans
This study breaks from the practice of making comparisons between races and focuses on the influence of gender, education, and income on the leisure activity preferences of African Americans. Applying the class polarization perspective, we expected to find significant differences between the leisure preferences of African Americans of different socioeconomic status. Further, we expected the differences to be greater between men of different socio…
Gender, race, and subjective social class and their association with leisure preferences
This study examines the leisure preferences of subgroups defined by gender, race, and subjective social class. The multiple hierarchy stratification perspective and the class polarization perspective provided the theoretical rationale for the study, and a secondary data set from a national probability telephone survey was used. The interviews obtained information regarding the leisure preferences of adults age 21 to 65. From 2,148 contacts, 1, 71…
Environmental attitude by trip and visitor characteristics
A Comparison of User vs Researcher Determined Level of Past Experience on Recreation Preference
Amount of past use-experience in recreational pursuits can be determined many ways, and have varying amounts of influence on recreation choice and preferences. This paper reports two measures of past experience that were compared: (1) an index value composed of four measures of frequency and years of participation, and (2) a user-declared classification of four experience-skill levels (i.e. beginner to expert). Horseback rider preference for eque…
Further Questions about the Measurement and Conceptualization of Backcountry Encounter Norms
(1992). Further Questions about the Measurement and Conceptualization of Backcountry Encounter Norms. Journal of Leisure Research: Vol. 24, No. 1, pp. 86-92
Measurement specification and leisure satisfaction
A comparison of specific expressive and instrumental indicators of satisfaction were compared against general measures of satisfaction. Research was conducted to explore specific indicators of satisfaction which included expressive measures representing major intrinsic goals of a leisure activity and instrumental measures which serve to facilitate those goals. Expressive indicators of satisfaction involving core experiences were most salient in e…
Normative response and norm activation among ORV users within a seashore environment 1
Recreational use conflicts exist between pedestrians and users of motorized Off‐Road Vehicles (ORVs) at Cape Hatteras National Seashore. This study attempted to examine avenues of resolution to this problem through the application of the Norm‐Activation Model developed by Schwartz. ORV users’ awareness of problems caused by their behavior (Awareness of Consequences, AC) and accepting responsibility for such problems (Ascription of Responsibility,…
Identifying Attitudinal Predictors among Youth toward National Parks
An attempt was made to determine attitudes toward national parks from a sample of white middle class youths. Two distinct factors emerged from the analysis identifying the need for outdoor
A Comparative Typology of Leisure in Nonindustrialized Society
Uncertainty and doubt have plagued research into the concept of leisure in modern industrial societies, a problem created, in part, by the presumed influence of mechanized work. In an effort to avo
Autonomous Spheres of Leisure Activity for the Industrial Executive and Blue Collarite
But since spectators are of two kinds - one free and educated, and other a vulgar crowd composed of mechanics, laborers, and like - there ought to be contests and exhibitions instituted for relaxation of second class. . .Aristotle Pol. 1342 18-22 (BK VIII Ch. 7)There have been a number of traditional problems about organizations on which sociologists have offered substantial comment. The problem of maintaining order and consensus ranks high in ca…
The pleasures of youth
An 'Invidious Comparison,' Class and Status, 1929-60
A consequent of Thorstein Veblen's theory of 'invidious comparison' is investigated as it applies to class and status. This research evaluates specifically shifting socioeconomic effects within the structure of society that are often taken to be important causes for determining leisure interests by class. That time, employment, personal debt, and costs effect leisure were hypothesized to be decisive factors in the class leisure outcome. The relat…
The Political and Social Ideology of the Leisure Class
Leisure class conceptualizations were reviewed from the standpoint of political and class ideologies. The analytical usefulness of the concept has been largely subverted by ideological consideratio
A conceptual problem of defining mental illness in the social sciences
A conceptual problem of defining mental illness in the social sciences
A Denotative Dimension of Meaning for the Mentally Ill-Healthy Role in Society
The problem of measuring meaning continues to present conceptual and methodological difficulty in research. In most cases, attitudinal or connotative meanings are elicited from social objects particularly role sets, cultural groups or specialized aggregates. But in some cases, the scaling of a denotative object like a role set would have desirable advantages. For the mentally ill-healthy role set, this could mean avoiding stereotypic responses pr…
A Comparative Typology of Leisure in Nonindustrialized Society
Uncertainty and doubt have plagued research into the concept of leisure in modern industrial societies, a problem created, in part, by the presumed influence of mechanized work. In an effort to avo
The denotative dimension of meaning for the mentally ill-healthy role
Coaches, Players, and Pain
The Political and Social Ideology of the Leisure Class
Leisure class conceptualizations were reviewed from the standpoint of political and class ideologies. The analytical usefulness of the concept has been largely subverted by ideological consideratio
An 'Invidious Comparison,' Class and Status, 1929-60
A consequent of Thorstein Veblen's theory of 'invidious comparison' is investigated as it applies to class and status. This research evaluates specifically shifting socioeconomic effects within the structure of society that are often taken to be important causes for determining leisure interests by class. That time, employment, personal debt, and costs effect leisure were hypothesized to be decisive factors in the class leisure outcome. The relat…
The Welfare Poor
The welfare poor in America are classified into a "subterranean' strata not solely because of economic inequality but entrenched by racial ethnicity, age disadvantages, physical and psychological impairment, and broken family structures. While the misery and plight of the poor are often recognized in basic terms in which the survival necessity of food, clothing, health care, and shelter are real concerns, seemingly other less important cultural c…
The pleasures of youth
Identifying Attitudinal Predictors among Youth toward National Parks
An attempt was made to determine attitudes toward national parks from a sample of white middle class youths. Two distinct factors emerged from the analysis identifying the need for outdoor
Normative response and norm activation among ORV users within a seashore environment 1
Recreational use conflicts exist between pedestrians and users of motorized Off‐Road Vehicles (ORVs) at Cape Hatteras National Seashore. This study attempted to examine avenues of resolution to this problem through the application of the Norm‐Activation Model developed by Schwartz. ORV users’ awareness of problems caused by their behavior (Awareness of Consequences, AC) and accepting responsibility for such problems (Ascription of Responsibility,…
Visitor Use of the Outdoors
Measurement specification and leisure satisfaction
A comparison of specific expressive and instrumental indicators of satisfaction were compared against general measures of satisfaction. Research was conducted to explore specific indicators of satisfaction which included expressive measures representing major intrinsic goals of a leisure activity and instrumental measures which serve to facilitate those goals. Expressive indicators of satisfaction involving core experiences were most salient in e…
A Comparison of User vs Researcher Determined Level of Past Experience on Recreation Preference
Amount of past use-experience in recreational pursuits can be determined many ways, and have varying amounts of influence on recreation choice and preferences. This paper reports two measures of past experience that were compared: (1) an index value composed of four measures of frequency and years of participation, and (2) a user-declared classification of four experience-skill levels (i.e. beginner to expert). Horseback rider preference for eque…
Further Questions about the Measurement and Conceptualization of Backcountry Encounter Norms
(1992). Further Questions about the Measurement and Conceptualization of Backcountry Encounter Norms. Journal of Leisure Research: Vol. 24, No. 1, pp. 86-92
Environmental attitude by trip and visitor characteristics
Race, Class, and Leisure Activity Preferences
This study examines the relationship between race, leisure preferences, and class awareness. Based on interest-group theory of class identification, we hypothesized that blacks and whites who define themselves similarly in terms of social class would exhibit similar leisure activity preferences. Data to test this hypothesis came from a national probability survey of 1,607 U.S. adults. The results of the analysis showed similarities in leisure pre…
Gender, race, and subjective social class and their association with leisure preferences
This study examines the leisure preferences of subgroups defined by gender, race, and subjective social class. The multiple hierarchy stratification perspective and the class polarization perspective provided the theoretical rationale for the study, and a secondary data set from a national probability telephone survey was used. The interviews obtained information regarding the leisure preferences of adults age 21 to 65. From 2,148 contacts, 1, 71…
Class Polarization and Leisure Activity Preferences of African Americans
This study breaks from the practice of making comparisons between races and focuses on the influence of gender, education, and income on the leisure activity preferences of African Americans. Applying the class polarization perspective, we expected to find significant differences between the leisure preferences of African Americans of different socioeconomic status. Further, we expected the differences to be greater between men of different socio…
Autonomous Spheres of Leisure Activity for the Industrial Executive and Blue Collarite
But since spectators are of two kinds - one free and educated, and other a vulgar crowd composed of mechanics, laborers, and like - there ought to be contests and exhibitions instituted for relaxation of second class. . .Aristotle Pol. 1342 18-22 (BK VIII Ch. 7)There have been a number of traditional problems about organizations on which sociologists have offered substantial comment. The problem of maintaining order and consensus ranks high in ca…
Psychology (18 obras) · Social Psychology (15 obras) · Social Psychology (13 obras) · Sociology (13 obras) · Political science (9 obras) · Recreation, Leisure, Wilderness Management (9 obras) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (8 obras) · Economics (6 obras) · Epistemology (6 obras) · Recreation (6 obras)