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Following
is a comprehensive Bibliography of books, articles and research papers
on Outward Bound. It has been prepared by the University of Indiana
as part of an online database they are building on Outward Bound International
For
more information see:http://www.hper.indiana.edu/iole/
Outward
Bound Reference List
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Adams, T. T. (1999). Perception of risk :a proposed study on how instructors
during an outward bound course can influence their students perception
of risk on a ropes course through the use of framing.
Amber, P. (1981). Alternative programming in experiential education.
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Anderson-Hanley, C. C. Identity development: The comparative effects
of two outward bound-type programs and a control condition on college
students.
Asher, S. J., Huffaker, G. Q., & McNally, M. Therapeutic considerations
of wilderness experiences for incest and rape survivors.
Attarian, A. The effects of Outward Bound training on the risk-taking
propensity of corporate managers.
Attarian, A. & Gault, L. Treatment of Vietnam veterans with post-traumatic
stress disorder: a model program. Journal of Physical Education, Recreation
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Bacon, S. & Colorado Outward, B. S. (1983). The conscious use of
metaphor in Outward Bound. Denver, CO.: Colorado Outward Bound School.
Baer, D. J., Jacobs, P. J., & Carr, F. E. Instructors' ratings of
delinquents after Outward Bound survival training and their subsequent
recidivism.
Bigley, J. A. (2000). Aboman's guide to wilderness schools and primitive
events. Salt lake City: G. Smith.
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Booth, T. A., Simons, K., & Booth, W. (1990). Outward bound :relocation
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Brennan, B. M. (1994). Voyageur Outward Bound School Ely staff resource
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Buchanan, D. (2000). Outward Bound goes to the inner city. Educational
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Buck, C. W. Stress and growth: Some suggestions about a positive relationship.
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Bound and related programs.
Bushweller, K. (2000). Expeditions in learning. The American School
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Caesar, G. (1965). Outward bound :how to build a man the hard way :
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Publications.
Castellano, T. C. & Soderstrom, I. R. Therapeutic wilderness programs
and juvenile recidivism: A program evaluation.
Colins, G. L. (1980). Utilizing adventure education to rehabilitate
juvenile delinquents. Denver, Colo.: Outward Bound.
Colorado Outward, B. S. (1984). Colorado Outward Bound instructor's
manual. Denver, Colo.: Colorado Outward Bound School.
Colorado Outward, B. S. (1985). Colorado Outward Bound logistics handbook.
Denver, Colo.: Colorado Outward Bound School.
Cousins, E., Rodgers, M., & Expeditionary Learning, O. B. (1995).
Fieldwork :an Expeditionary Learning Outward Bound reader. Dubuque,
Iowa: Kendall/Hunt.
Cousins, E., Expeditionary Learning, O. B., & Outward Bound, I.
(1998). Reflections on design principles. Dubuque, Iowa: Kendall/Hunt
Pub. Co.
Crawford, S. A. G. M. (1998). Should outdoor education be a regular
part of physical education programs addressing the national standards?
Journal of Physical Education, Recreation and Dance v 69 no6 Aug 1998
11.
Crenshaw, L. & North Carolina Outward Bound School. (1994). Earthbook
:the North Carolina Outward Bound School. (2nd ed. ed.) Morganton, N.C.:
The School.
Curcio, V. E., Fish, T. R., Lochiatto, P. A., Rogan, J. M., Rogers,
P. H., & Sherwood, S. A. (1971). Opinions of attendant staff toward
the outward bound program at the Walter E. Fernald State School:A contribution
to the realization of the outward bound program.
Davis, M. R. The effects of Outward Bound training on individuals' propensity
for risk taking.
Devlin, A. S. Survival skills training during freshman orientation:
Its role in college adjustment.
Dolphy, E., Hubbard, F., Byard, J., Tucker, G., Hanes, R., & Eric,
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Ellis, T. L. (1998). Do outward bound type programs improve the self-esteem
of at- risk students?
Ewert, A. W. (1982). A study of the effects of participation in an Outward
Bound short course upon the reported self-concepts of selected participants.
Ewert, A. W. (1989). Outdoor adventure pursuits :foundations, models,
and theories. Columbus, Ohio: Pub. Horizons.
Fielding, K. S. & Hogg, M. A. Social identity, self-categorization,
and leadership: A field study of small interactive groups.
Fletcher, B. A. (1970). Outward bound: students of outward bound schools
in Great Britain:a follow-up study. Bristol: University of Bristol School
of Education.
Fletcher, B. A. (1971). The challenge of Outward Bound. London: Heinemann.
Franks, T. B. (1994). A comparative study of selected agencies providing
challenge course instructor training.
Fried, K. L. The impact of a vigorous physical and emotionally demanding
social experience on modifying adolescent self-concept.
Fry, S. K. & Heubeck, B. G. The effects of personality and situational
variables on mood states during Outward Bound wilderness courses: An
exploration.
Gassner, M. E. (1998). Research, design, and implementation of an instructor's
adventure education scheme:the case of Outward Bound Sabah, Malaysia.
Geens, S. (1992). Reflections upon the instructor development practicum
spring 1991 North Carolina outward bound school.
Gillette, J. H. A study of attitude changes as a result of Outward Bound
Mountain Ski School, C-60.
Gilliam, S. M. (1989). An outward bound course proposal for adult children
of alcoholics, designed for Voyageur Outward Bound School.
Godfrey, B. (1980). Outward Bound, schools of the possible. (1st ed.
ed.) Garden City, N.Y.: Anchor Press/Doubleday.
Godfrey, R. J. Outward Bound: A model for educational change and development.
Golins, G. L. (1980). Utilizing adventure education to rehabilitate
juvenile delinquents. Las Cruces, N.M.: Educational Resources Information
Center, Clearinghouse on Rural Education and Small Schools, New Mexico
State University.
Gunkle, R. A. (1973). The value of a wilderness experiences program
:an alternative to hospitalization of the mentally ill person.
Hall, R. D. (1987). Linking resources, learning and experience in a
multicultural world.
Hanna, G. (2000). Wilderness-related environmental outcomes of adventure
and ecology education programming. The Journal of Environmental Education
v 27 Fall 1995 21-32.
Hattie, J., Marsh, H. W., & Neill, J. T. Adventure education and
Outward Bound: out-of-class experiences that make a lasting difference.
Review of Educational Research v 67 Spring 1997 43-87.
Heggenhougen, H. K. Reaching new highs: Alternative therapies for drug
addicts.
Hendy, C. M. Outward Bound and personality: 16 PF profiles of instructors
and ipsative changes in male and female students 16-19 years of age.
Hennig, L. (1988). Environmental perception and well-being :an Outward
Bound case study.
Herdman, P. (2000). When the wilderness becomes a classroom. Educational
Leadership v 52 Nov 1994 15-19.
Heunis, C. D.-P. Adventure-related team building in a contemporary society:
A Human Movement Science perspective.
Hobbs, W. (1991). Downriver. New York: Atheneum.
Hogan, J. M. (1968). Impelled into experiences:the story of the Outward
Bound schools. Wakefield: Educational Productions.
Howard, J. M., Wheeler, M., Barnett, H., Glenn, L., & Outward Bound,
I. (1996). Outward Bound instructor's guide to managing adolescents
in the field. (1st ed. ed.) Garrison, NY (Rt. 9D, R2, Box 280, Garrison
10524-9757: Outward Bound.
Hughes, P. T. The influence of an outward bound experience on the self-esteem,
leadership and team effectiveness of a corporate management team.
Huie, J. C. A semester outward bound course: An exploratory study of
effects on locus of control, values, and life meanings.
Hunter, G. C. Outward Bound in juvenile corrections: The potential of
a superordinate group task in the reduction of imaginary audience preoccupation
in violent delinquent youth.
Husted, S. W. The role of challenge as a motivating force in academic
engagement for at-risk youth: Outward bound revisited.
Hyer, L., Boyd, S., Scurfield, R., Smith, D., & Burke, J. Effects
of Outward Bound experience as an adjunct to inpatient PTSD treatment
of war veterans.
Isaac, J. & Goth, P. (1991). The outward bound wilderness first-aid
handbook. New York: Lyons & Burford.
Israel, E. Treatment intervention with battered women.
James, D. (1957). Outward Bound. London: Routledge and Paul.
James, T. (1980). The paradox of safety and risk. (Vols. v. 3, no. 2.)
Denver: Association for Experiential Education.
James, T. (1980). Education at the edge :the Colorado Outward Bound
School. (1st ed. ed.) Denver, Colo.: Colorado Outward Bound School.
Jeneid, M. (1967). Adventuring Outward Bound;a manual. Melbourne: Lansdowne
Press.
Johnson, R. A counselor education outreach program: Serving the black
inmate.
Johnson, W. K. (1992). Outward Bound :how length of course affects self-concept
and other psychological constructs.
Jones, C. A. (1978). An evaluation of the effects of an Outward Bound-type
of program upon the self concepts and academic achievement of high school
students.
Jordan, D. J. (1988). An examination of gender differences in perceptions
of outdoor leaders by Colorado Outward Bound pre-registrants.
Jung, J. An action-oriented programme as an alternative in corrections.
Kalisch, K. R. (1979). The role of the instructor in the Outward Bound
educational process :a manual for serious educators everywhere. Three
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Kaplan, L. Outward Bound: A treatment modality unexplored by the social
work profession.
Keck, M. A. (1988). A comparative study of selected agencies providing
outdoor adventure programs for youth-at-risk.
Keck, M. A. (1988). A comparative study of staffing patterns at selected
agencies providing outdoor adventure programs for youth-at-risk.
Kelly, F. J. & Baer, D. J. Jesness Inventory and self-concept measures
for delinquents before and after participation in Outward Bound.
Kelly, F. J., Baer, D. J., Katz, R., & Kolb, D. (1968). Outward
Bound schools as an alternative to institutionalization for adolescent
delinquent boys. Boston: Printed by Fandel Press.
Kennedy, B. P. & Minami, M. The Beech Hill Hospital/Outward Bound
Adolescent Chemical Dependency Treatment Program.
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Bound as a symbolic experience.
Kiewa, J. Self-control: The key to adventure? Towards a model of the
adventure experience.
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Koch, D. (1982). A therapeutic treatment model combining Outward Bound
and reality therapy.
Koepke, S. M. (1973). The effects of Outward Bound participation upon
anxiety and self concept.
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N.J.: Troll Associates.
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Marsh, H. W., Richards, G. E., & Barnes, J. Multidimensional self-concepts:
A long-term follow-up of the effect of participation in an Outward Bound
program.
Marsh, H. W., Richards, G. E., & Barnes, J. Multidimensional self-concepts:
The effect of participation in an Outward Bound Program.
Marsh, H. W. & Richards, G. E. The Rotter locus of control scale:
The comparison of alternative response formats and implications for
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