Differences between Older Volunteers and Nonvolunteers

By Jeni Warburton, D. Terry, L. Rosenman, M. Shapiro. 2001

125 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Accounting, Demography, Sociology and Political Science

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1. A. Doherty

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1. Katie E. Misener
2. Shannon Hamm-Kerwin
3. A. Doherty
4. Marcel Erlinghagen
5. K. Hank

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2. Marcel Erlinghagen
3. K. Hank
4. P. Wicker
5. Heejung Chung
6. Wim van Oorschot

Citations in the corpus

• Learning From the Experiences of Older Adult Volunteers in Sport: A Serious Leisure Perspective (2010, background): “However, even though they may have more free time from other responsibilities, evidence suggests that older adults do not want to feel tied down by volunteering, or any other leisure activities, and potentially forfeit opportunities to participate elsewhere (e.g., Nagchoudhuri et al., 2005; Warburto”
• The participation of older Europeans in volunteer work (2006, background): “The analysis considers a broad set of covariates or explanatory variables that previous studies have shown to be relevant (e.g. Warburton et al. 2001; Choi 2003), namely : .”