Field and O'Leary present a systematic examination of “social aggregate” and “social action” variables in leisure behavior regression equations. It is argued that the R values which result from the regression analysis will be ambiguous unless “points of intersection” between the social aggregate and social action variables are specified. This ambiguity in R is shown with an example.
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