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Types of Norms for Recreation Impacts: Extending the Social Norms Concept
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  • 1963Wilderness Perception and Use: The Example of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area158 cited
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  • 1991The Effect of Norm-Encounter Compatability On Crowding Perceptions, Experience and Behavior in River Recreation Settings61 cited
  • 1997Measuring perceived crowding for high‐density river recreation: The effects of situational conditions and personal factors56 cited
  • 1992Exploring the Role of Tolerance in Recreational Conflict55 cited
  • 2005The Relationship Between Visitor-Based Standards of Quality and Existing Conditions in Parks and Outdoor Recreation54 cited
  • 1991Group Development in the Natural Environment51 cited
  • 1992Interest group standards for ecological impacts at wilderness campsites51 cited

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