Michael E. Patterson

University of Missouri — United States

Psychology · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Recreation, Leisure, Wilderness Management(12), Urban Green Space and Health(7), Place Attachment and Urban Studies(7), Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research(6), Innovative Teaching and Learning Methods(5)

Publications49 total

Behavioral Responses of Hunting Billbug (Coleoptera: Curculionidae) Towards Odors From Different Turfgrass Species and Adult Conspecifics
Environmental Entomology·2018· 3 cited
Motorboat use on the Main Salmon River: Data from a study for the Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness
Forest Service Research Data Archive·2017Open Access
Place Mapping and the Role of Spatial Scale in Understanding Landowner Views of Fire and Fuels Management
Society & Natural Resources·2011· 19 citedOpen Access
Rural Community Views on the Role of Local and Extralocal Interests in Public Lands Governance
Society & Natural Resources·2010· 12 cited
WBIO 410.01: Wildlife Policy and Biopolitics
The Mathematics Enthusiast·2010Open Access
An inquiry into animism as a source of meaning in response to radical and disruptive non-ordinary experiences
2008
Place, Leisure, and Well-being
2008· 21 cited
Snapshots of What, Exactly? A Comment on Methodological Experimentation and Conceptual Foundations in Place Research
Society & Natural Resources·2007· 52 cited
Maintaining research traditions on place: Diversity of thought and scientific progress
Journal of Environmental Psychology·2005· 263 cited
<i>Nature’s Experts: Science, Politics, and the Environment</i>. <i>By </i>Stephen  Bocking. <i>New Brunswick (New Jersey): Rutgers University Press</i>. $65.00 (hardcover); $24.95 (paper). x + 298 p; index. ISBN: 0‐8135‐3397‐X (hc); 0‐8135‐3398‐8 (pb). 2004.
The Quarterly Review of Biology·2005
The Wolf Viewing Experience in the Lamar Valley of Yellowstone National Park
Human Dimensions of Wildlife·2005· 49 cited
Conceptualization of a meaning-based research approach for tourism service experiences
Tourism Management·2004· 66 cited
Legislative Intent, Science and Special Provisions in Wilderness A Process for Navigating Statutory Compromises
The Mathematics Enthusiast·2004· 5 citedOpen Access
Barriers to Effective Natural Resource Planning in a "Messy" World
Society & Natural Resources·2003· 241 cited
The urbanization of wildlife management: Social science, conflict, and decision making
Urban forestry & urban greening·2003· 86 cited
Collecting and analyzing qualitative data: Hermeneutic principles, methods and case examples
2002· 179 cited
RECM 595.01: Science and Theory in Human Dimensions of Recreation, Tourism, and Natural Resource Management
The Mathematics Enthusiast·2001Open Access
Evaluating the Construct Validity of Sense of Belonging as a Measure of Landscape Perception
Journal of Leisure Research·2000· 47 cited
Women, Wilderness, and Everyday Life: A Documentation of the Connection between Wilderness Recreation and Women's Everyday Lives
Journal of Leisure Research·2000· 133 cited
Philosophy of Science and Leisure Research
Journal of Leisure Research·2000· 4 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Daniel R. Williams(9), William E. Hammitt(9), Donald F. Dansereau(6), Alan E. Watson(5), Joseph W. Roggenbuck(3), Dianna Newbern(3), Stephen F. McCool(2), Jessica M. Montag(2), Wayne Freimund(2), Douglas A. Wiegmann(2), Laurie Yung(2), Neal A. Christensen(2), John P. Titre(2), Paul Lachapelle(1), Joseph Roggenbuck(1), Sarah L. Pohl(1), William T. Borrie(1), Francis P. Noe(1), Cary McDonald(1), Robert Kraut(1)