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Research in Outdoor Education

Volume 6 (2002)

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Front Matter
Coalition for Education in the Outdoors (CEO)

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Editors' Introduction and Acknowledgements
M. Deborah Bialeschki, Karla A. Henderson, Anderson B. Young, and Robert G. Andrejewski

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Using Means-End Theory to Understand the Outdoor Adventure Experience
Marnie Goldenberg, Leo McAvoy, David Klensosky, and Tom Holman

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Leader Integration Competencies and Staff Training
Leo McAvoy, Jim Roehl, and John Rynders

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Difficulty and Ability: Staff Member Perceptions of Seasonal Staff Training
Gwynn M. Powell, Robert D. Bixler, Deborah M. Switzer, and Karen P. Hurtes

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The Relationship of Motivation Factors to Level of Development In Outdoor Adventure Recreationists
Sharon L. Todd, Lynn Anderson, Anderson B. Young, and Dale Anderson

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Outcomes of Camping: Perceptions from Camper Focus Groups
M. Deborah Bialeschki, Amy Krehbiel, and Karla A. Henderson

Editors

M. Deborah Bialeschki
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Karla Henderson
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Anderson B. Young
SUNY Cortland
Robert G. Andrejewski
SUNY Cortland

Research Committee

M. Deborah Bialeschki
University of North Carolina
Camille J. Bunting
Texas A&M University
Chris Cashel
Oklahoma State University
Alan Ewert
Indiana University
Michael Gass
University of New Hampshire
Karla Henderson
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Leo H. McAvoy
University of Minnesota
Gary M. Robb
Indiana University
Anderson B. Young
SUNY Cortland

Associate Editors

Camille J. Bunting
Texas A&M University
Chris Cashel
Oklahoma State University
Michael Gass
University of New Hampshire
Leo H. McAvoy
University of Minnesota

Administrative Support

Brendan Moore
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Debra Hill
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Becca Bregel
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Robert G. Andrejewski
SUNY Cortland
Editors Note: Special thanks to the many people who assisted us in the editorial review process. Your contributions were invaluable to the success of this publication.