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Developing a tourism impact attitude scale
1994639 citationsSamuel V. Lankford, Dennis R. HowardAnnals of Tourism Researchprofile →
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Lankford, Samuel V., et al.. (2012). Attitudes of Local Residents to Recreation and Tourism Development of Fredericksburg/Spotsylvania: A Case Study. Ereview of tourism research. 10(1). 1–12.9 indexed citations
Lankford, Samuel V., et al.. (2007). Watershed management and landowners' environmental perceptions. 14.
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Lankford, Samuel V., et al.. (2005). An Exploratory Study of Environmental Values and Beliefs of Japanese Adventure Tourists in Hawaii. Ereview of tourism research. 3(2). 23–30.5 indexed citations
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Lankford, Samuel V., Rodney B. Dieser, & Gordon J. Walker. (2005). Self-construal and pilgrimage travel. Annals of Tourism Research. 32(3). 802–804.14 indexed citations
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Lankford, Samuel V., et al.. (2005). Cognitive Mapping: An Application for Trail Management.6 indexed citations
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Lankford, Samuel V., et al.. (2004). An exploratory motivational study of Japanese adventure based tourism.. Ereview of tourism research. 2(4). 70–77.6 indexed citations
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Lankford, Samuel V., et al.. (2003). An exploratory study of the impacts of tourism on resident outdoor recreation experiences.. Journal of Park and Recreation Administration. 21(4). 30–49.6 indexed citations
Lankford, Samuel V., et al.. (1995). An Exploratory study of issues and trends in therapeutic recreation: a practitioner perspective.. 20(4). 269–282.1 indexed citations
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Lankford, Samuel V. & Dennis R. Howard. (1994). Revisiting TIAS. Annals of Tourism Research. 21(4). 829–831.14 indexed citations
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Lankford, Samuel V., et al.. (1992). An examination and comparison of work motivators in public, private/commercial, non-profit, and armed forces leisure service organizations.. Journal of Park and Recreation Administration. 10(4). 57–70.1 indexed citations
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Edgınton, Christopher R., et al.. (1990). Organizational Goals: Differences Between Park and Recreation Managers and Board or Commission Members. Journal of Park and Recreation Administration. 8(2). 70–84.3 indexed citations
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