Social Mechanisms to Get People Outdoors: Bimodal Distribution of Interest in Nature?
Social Mechanisms to Get People Outdoors: Bimodal Distribution of Interest in Nature?
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DOI：
10.3389/fpubh.2016.00257
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发表时间：
2016-11-15
影响因子：
5.2
通讯作者：
Brough, Paula
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作者：
Buckley, Ralf Christopher;Westaway, Diane;Brough, Paula
我们报告了一项项目后调查的结果（n = 930），参与者参加了一个非营利性户外健康项目，主要针对澳大利亚大城市中有家庭的妇女。我们分析沟通、动机、经历、满意度和意图。该项目包括3个月的户外培训，最后以一天的活动结束。培训包括社交机会和同伴团体支持。活动以团队形式进行，包括慈善筹款和个人挑战。退出率非常低，重复注册率很高。每场活动有2,000-3,600个座位，最近的一次在
We report results from a post-program survey (n = 930) of participants in a non-profit outdoor health program targeted principally at women with families in Australia's metropolitan cities. We analyze communications, motivations, experiences, satisfaction, and intentions. The program involves 3 months' outdoor training in scenic locations, culminating in a single-day event. Training includes social opportunities and peer-group support. Event entry is in teams and includes charitable fundraising and personal challenges. Drop-out rates are very low, and repeat sign-up high. There are 2,000-3,600 places per event, and the most recent sold out in