@article{mcfarlane_past_1998,
	title = {Past {Experience} and {Behavioral} {Choice} {Among}  {Wilderness} {Users} f},
	volume = {30},
	abstract = {The amount of past experience in a recreation acuvuy or setting has been associated with setting preferences, but has not been a good predictor of site choices. Research suggests that other factors such as social influences and con­straints (Kuentzcl \& Heberlein, 1992) might have more influence than past experience or setting preferences on site choice. This study examined the as­sociation between recreational choice behavior, past wilderness experience, set­ting preferences, social factors, and constrainL'i among a sample of ¥.ilderness users in Nopiming Provincial Park, Manitoba, Canada. Data were collected from 
:;elf registrations and a mail questionnaire. In contrast to other studies, past experience was a'i.-.ociated with site choices. Experienced users chose more dit􀀟 
f.icult, less managed routes. However, the routes chosen were not consistent v,ith stated user preferences. Of the social and constraint variables considered, only awareness of park routes was associated with choices. Socioeconomic var­iables and social group of participation were not associated with choices.  Wilderni'n rerrealion, behavwral rhoi.ce, constraints, past experiena, set­ting pref ewnm.},
	number = {20},
	journal = {Journal of Leisure Research},
	author = {McFarlane, Bonita L. and Boxall, Peter C. and Watson, David O.},
	year = {1998},
	pages = {195--213}
}

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