David B. Klenosky

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A NEW PARK BASED ON NEW YORK CITY’S SUSTAINABILITY PLAN: A MARKETER’S EYE ON THE FRESHKILLS LANDFILL-TO-PARK TRANSFORMATION

Christine A. Vogt, Stephanie A. Snyder, David B. Klenosky, 2014 .

An Introduction to Ropes Course and Team Challenge Programs

Joseph T. O'Leary, David B. Klenosky, Marni Goldenberg, 1998 .

Deriving Attribute Utilities From Consideration Sets: an Alternative to Self-Explicated Utilities

W. Steven Perkins, David B. Klenosky, 1992 .

If we transform the landfill, will they come? Predicting visitation to Freshkills Park in New York City

David B. Klenosky, C. Vogt, L. Campbell, 2017 .

The “Pull” of Tourism Destinations: A Means-End Investigation

David B. Klenosky, 2002 .

The influence of push and pull factors at Korean national parks

David B. Klenosky, Choong‐Ki Lee, S. Kim, 2003 .

Travel-Style Preferences for Visiting a Novel Destination: A Conjoint Investigation across the Novelty-Familiarity Continuum

David B. Klenosky, S. L. Basala, 2001 .

A Means-End Investigation of Ropes Course Experiences

David B. Klenosky, J. O'Leary, T. Templin, 2000 .

The Formation of Consumer Choice Sets: a Longitudinal Investigation At the Product Class Level

Arno J. Rethans, David B. Klenosky, 1988 .

Residents’ perceptions and attitudes toward waste treatment facility sites and their possible conversion: A literature review

David B. Klenosky, Lin Zhang, 2016 .

Improving the graphic representation of means-end results

Charles E. Gengler, Michael S. Mulvey, David B. Klenosky, 1995 .

Nature-based tourists' use of interpretive services: a means-end investigation.

William C. Norman, Charles E. Gengler, David B. Klenosky, 1998 .

Travel agents’ destination recommendations

David B. Klenosky, Richard E. Gitelson, 1998 .

Neighborhood walkability and physical activity among older women: Tests of mediation by environmental perceptions and moderation by depressive symptoms.

David B. Klenosky, Stephanie L. Orstad, F. Laden, 2018, Preventive medicine.

Understanding the factors influencing ski destination choice: A means-end analytic approach

Charles E. Gengler, Michael S. Mulvey, David B. Klenosky, 1993 .

Put me in the zoo!: a laddering study of zoo visitor motives

David B. Klenosky, Carol D. Saunders, 2007 .

Trails and physical activity: a review.

David B. Klenosky, Heather A. Starnes, P. Troped, 2011, Journal of physical activity & health.

The observed and perceived neighborhood environment and physical activity among urban-dwelling adults: The moderating role of depressive symptoms.

David B. Klenosky, Stephanie L. Orstad, M. McDonough, 2017, Social science & medicine.

Correlates of Trail Use for Recreation and Transportation on 5 Massachusetts Trails.

David B. Klenosky, Stephanie L. Orstad, M. McDonough, 2016, Journal of physical activity & health.

Weather, Timing, and Promotions in Minor League Baseball: An Examination of Attendance in the International League

David B. Klenosky, C. McEvoy, S. Howell, 2015 .

Validity Evidence for a Daily, Online-delivered, Adapted Version of the International Physical Activity Questionnaire Short Form (IPAQ-SF)

David B. Klenosky, Jordan D Kurth, Jordan D. Kurth, 2020 .

UNDERSTAND�USING MEANS-END THEORY TO EXPERIENCE�THE OUTDOOR ADVENTURE

David B. Klenosky, L. McAvoy, T. Holman, 2011 .

Outcomes from the Components of an Outward Bound Experience

David B. Klenosky, L. McAvoy, Marni Goldenberg, 2005 .

Wilderness and Persons with Disabilities Transferring the Benefits to Everyday Life

David B. Klenosky, Marni Goldenberg, T. Holman, 2006 .

The Impact of Negative Environmental Factors on Recreation Choice Behavior

David B. Klenosky, 2005 .

Measuring Physical Activity Regulatory Styles and Identity Among Adults 55 Years or Older

David B. Klenosky, K. Marceau, S. Amireault, 2022, Journal of aging and health.

Standard Hospitality Elements at Resorts

Eric T. Brey, David B. Klenosky, Xinran Y. Lehto, 2008 .

Factors that attract and repel visitation to urban recreation sites: a framework for research

David B. Klenosky, C. Vogt, H. Schroeder, 2008 .

Distinguishing ambivalence from indifference: A study of attitudes toward land trusts among members and nonmembers

David B. Klenosky, L. Prokopy, R. Perry-Hill, 2015 .

PLACE VISITATION, PLACE AVOIDANCE, AND ATTITUDINAL AMBIVALENCE: NEW CONCEPTS FOR PLACE RESEARCH IN URBAN RECREATION SETTINGS

David B. Klenosky, C. Vogt, H. Schroeder, 2010 .

Assessing Czech consumers' reactions to western marketing practices: A conjoint approach

David B. Klenosky, S. Benet, Petr G. Chadraba, 1996 .

Permission to promote: a conjoint investigation of e-newsletter preferences

Eric T. Brey, David B. Klenosky, 2010 .

Recruiting Student Athletes: A Means-End Investigation of School-Choice Decision Making

David B. Klenosky, T. Templin, J. A. Troutman, 2001 .

Accelerometer and GPS Data to Analyze Built Environments and Physical Activity

Philip J Troped, David B. Klenosky, Kosuke Tamura, 2019, Research quarterly for exercise and sport.

Questions to Measure Enjoyment of and Satisfaction With Physical Activity: Are They Appropriate for Use in an Older Population?

David B. Klenosky, K. Marceau, K. Ferraro, 2021, Innovation in aging.

Factors impacting the anticipated pleasure of potential physical activity experiences: a conjoint investigation across involvement segments

David B. Klenosky, Shih-Chun Kao, Yumary Ruiz, 2023, International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology.

Parents' food choice for their preschool-aged children: A means-end investigation.

David B. Klenosky, Kameron J. Moding, Carlyn Kimiecik, 2023, Child: care, health and development.

Let Me Play, Not Exercise!

David B. Klenosky, Kathryn Berlin, 2014 .

Accelerometer and GPS Analysis of Trail Use and Associations With Physical Activity.

Philip J Troped, David B. Klenosky, Kosuke Tamura, 2018, Journal of physical activity & health.