This paper tests Jackson's (1993) conceptualization of the dimensionality of leisure
constraints by seeking to examine his findings on the importance of viewing constraints from …

This study examined the possible existence of three distinct, hierarchically ordered
categories of constraints on leisure originally proposed by Crawford and Godbey (1987) and …

This paper reports two separate analyses based on interviews in which people talked about
the factors that shaped leisure within their everyday lives. In the first analysis, researchers …

The use of cluster analysis shifts attention away from the “constraints-oriented perspective”
typical in leisure constraints research (ie, how a particular constraint or type of constraint …

The paper reports on a simultaneous analysis of activity-specific and age-based variations
in constraints on leisure to investigate whether activity-based variations are attributable …

The purpose of this article is to address some of the issues raised by Samdahl and
Jekubovich (1997) in their critique of leisure constraints research. I suggest that the authors …

The purpose of this article is to modify a conceptualization of leisure constraints offered by
Crawford and Godbey (1987). It is suggested that Crawford and Godbey's three discrete …

The origins of research on leisure constraints can be traced back for at least a century, but it
is only in the last two to three decades that social scientists in North America have …

Leisure constraints research aims to investigate and understand the factors that are
assumed by researchers and perceived by individuals to inhibit or prohibit participation and …

Signs of advancements in an academic discipline or fi eld of interest such as leisure studies
occur in several important ways. The most obvious appears in the form of original empirical …