The average camper who doesn't exist

Elwood L. Shafer

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Recreation, Leisure, Wilderness Management Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research Survey Methodology and Nonresponse

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A study was made in 1964 in northeastern New York State to determine if personal-int erview data differ significantly among five campgrounds and three summer months. Campgrounds, months, or their interaction significantly affected the results of all 17 questions used in 1,140 interviews.

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