LIST OF TABLES


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3-1 Cronbach's alpha and item total correlation values for measured indices............62

4-1 Descriptive data summary for Cherokee TAP user groups created from the
 behavior index measuring use of traditional agricultural practices, Cherokee
 N ation, O klahom a, 2005. ............................................................. 69

4-2 Values of U, Z, and p Mann-Whitney U test for behavior index based on high
 and low TAP user groups (a = 0.05),Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma, 2005 .............70

4-3 Interview responses of high and low TAP user groups for questions measuring
 use of traditional agricultural practices, Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma, 2005..........71

4-4 Values of U, Z, and p in Mann-Whitney U test for socioeconomic characteristic
 based on high and low TAP user groups (a = 0.05), Cherokee Nation,
 Oklahoma, 2005 ....................................................73

4-5 Contingency Table and Fisher's exact test for gender based on high and low
 TAP user groups (a = 0.05), Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma, 2005 ........................74

4-6 Contingency Table and Fisher's Exact Test for selling crops based on high and
 low TAP user groups (a = 0.05), Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma, 2005 .................74

4-7 Values of U, Z, and p in Mann-Whitney U test for theory of planned behavior
 variables based on high and low TAP user groups (a = 0.05), Cherokee Nation,
 Oklahoma, 2005 ....................................................78

4-8 Interview responses of high and low TAP user groups for questions measuring
 attitudes towards traditional agriculture, Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma, 2005........79

4- 9 Interview responses of high and low TAP user groups for question measuring
 traditional control beliefs, Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma, 2005.............................82

4-10 Interview responses of high and low TAP user groups for question measuring
 subjective norms, Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma, 2005................. ........ ........ 84

4-11 Interview responses of high and low TAP user groups for question measuring
 normative beliefs, Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma, 2005. ........................................85