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Leisure Motives and Sex Roles

Elizabeth C. HirschmanGraduate School of Business New York University
Pages 209-223 | Received 08 Feb 1983, Accepted 19 Jan 1984, Published online: 13 Feb 2018

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Robert Madrigal, MarkE. Havitz & DennisR. Howard. (1992) Married couples’ involvement with family vacations. Leisure Sciences 14:4, pages 287-301.
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JohnW. Lounsbury & JeffreyR. Polik. (1992) Leisure needs and vacation satisfaction. Leisure Sciences 14:2, pages 105-119.
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Karla A. Henderson. (1991) The Contribution of Feminism to an Understanding of Leisure Constraints. Journal of Leisure Research 23:4, pages 363-377.
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Robert J. Fisher & Linda L. Price. (1991) International Pleasure Travel Motivations and Post-Vacation Cultural Attitude Change. Journal of Leisure Research 23:3, pages 193-208.
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KarlaA. Henderson. (1990) Anatomy is not destiny: A feminist analysis of the scholarship on women's leisure. Leisure Sciences 12:2, pages 229-239.
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Karla A. Henderson, Deborah Stalnaker & Glenda Taylor. (1988) The Relationship between Barriers to Recreation and Gender-Role Personality Traits for Women. Journal of Leisure Research 20:1, pages 69-80.
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HowardE. A. Tinsley & DianeJ. Tinsley. (1986) A theory of the attributes, benefits, and causes of leisure experience. Leisure Sciences 8:1, pages 1-45.
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Elizabeth C. Hirschman. (1985) A Multidimensional Analysis of Content Preferences for Leisure-Time Media. Journal of Leisure Research 17:1, pages 14-28.
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Richard C. Stedman & Thomas A. Heberlein. (2009) Hunting and Rural Socialization: Contingent Effects of the Rural Setting on Hunting Participation. Rural Sociology 66:4, pages 599-617.
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