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Exploring Relationships of Trust in ‘Adventure’ Recreation

Pip Lynch Lincoln University, Canterbury, New ZealandCorrespondence[email protected]
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Paul Jonson University of Technology, Sydney, Australia and Sport Knowledge Australia
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Mark Dibben Lincoln University, Canterbury, New Zealand
Pages 47-64 | Received 01 Aug 2004, Accepted 01 Jul 2005, Published online: 18 Feb 2007

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Matthew R. Groves & Peter J. Varley. (2020) Critical mountaineering decisions: technology, expertise and subjective risk in adventurous leisure. Leisure Studies 39:5, pages 706-720.
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Carena J. van Riper, Kenneth E. Wallen, Adam C. Landon, Michael A. Petriello, Gerard T. Kyle & James Absher. (2016) Modeling the trust-risk relationship in a wildland recreation setting: A social exchange perspective. Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism 13, pages 23-33.
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Benjamin Zweifel & Pascal Haegeli. (2014) A qualitative analysis of group formation, leadership and decision making in recreation groups traveling in avalanche terrain. Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism 5-6, pages 17-26.
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Sheng-Hshiung Tsaur, Wei-Rong Lin & Jui Shiang Liu. (2013) Sources of challenge for adventure tourists: Scale development and validation. Tourism Management 38, pages 85-93.
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Wynn ShooterKaren PaisleyJim Sibthorp. (2011) Trust Development in Outdoor Leadership. Journal of Experiential Education 33:3, pages 189-207.
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Mark R. Dibben & Jacob M. Rose. 2012. Organizational Trust. Organizational Trust 156 181 .
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