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Motivation and Constraints in Recreation Participation Among Children and Adults With Disabilities
This dissertation investigated how motivation and constraints relate to participation in outdoor and community recreation among children with disabilities and adults who are blind or visually impaired. Although outdoor recreation is associated with important physical, psychological, and social benef
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