Which of the following is NOT one of the constraints described by Xiao, Lee, and Larson (2022) to explain why people of color are less likely to visit National Parks?

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The question asks which statement is NOT one of the constraints described by Xiao, Lee, and Larson (2022) to explain why people of color are less likely to visit National Parks.

First, I note that the provided data stream for this item is incomplete: there are no answer options listed in the 'answer_options' field. Without the full set of candidate statements, it is not possible to evaluate which one is NOT a described constraint, since I cannot compare each option against the authors’ listed constraints.

The single item in the 'answer' field reads: 'Black Americans and Hispanics tend to live closer to Natoinal Parks than other groups' (with a couple of typographical errors). If we take that statement at face value as an option, we can reason about its plausibility in the context of constraints on park visitation:
- Claim about proximity: If this were true, it would imply that proximity to parks is not a barrier for these groups, which could be interpreted as counterintuitive to a common set of barriers (transportation, access, awareness). However, even closer proximity does not automatically translate into higher visitation; other factors could still impede visitation (safety concerns, costs, time, cultural relevance).
- Since the question concerns NOT being a constraint, the evaluative point would be whether proximity is actually identified as a constraint by Xiao, Lee, and Larson. If the authors emphasize structural, informational, or access barriers, proximity itself would more likely be treated as a neutral or mixed factor rather than a constraint, making the statement potentially misaligned with the described constraints.
- Nevertheless, because the question requires comparing all listed constraints, and because the essential option list is missing, pinning down whether this particular statement is indeed NOT among their constraints cannot be confirmed here.

Given the absence of complete answer options, any assessment of which option is NOT a constraint would be speculative. In a proper resolution, one would:
- Retrieve the Xiao, Lee, and Larson (2022) paper or report to extract the exact list of constraints they identify.
- Compare each candidate statement to that list, marking as NOT a constraint any option that does not appear there, and explaining why the others do describe constraints.

If you can provide the full set of answer options, I will enumerate each option, explain why it is or isn’t a constraint per Xiao, Lee, and Larson (2022), and clearly indicate which one is NOT a constraint, with reasoning that highlights common misconceptions and the evidence-based reasoning from the source.

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Which of the following is NOT one of the constraints described by Xiao, Lee, and Larson (2022) to explain why people of color are less likely to visit National Parks?

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