9-to-5
Fueling the Job
Categories of Leisure
Guilt Trap
100

This is the common duration and timeframe of the standard shift that most Americans work at their jobsites

What is a 9-to-5 (or 9am to 5pm)?

100

This is the concept used to manage 9-to-5 shifts and avoid their negative effects, it is the title of the class.

What is leisure?

100

This specific category of leisure involves connecting and talking with colleagues or friends.

What is social leisure?

100

Students are asked if they have ever felt this negative emotion for simply having fun.

What is guilt?

200

Research has shown that working a 9-to-5 can cause these two primary issues

What is cognitive overload and burnout

200

Rather than being a waste of time, leisure serves as this specific resource that feeds job productivity

What is the fuel?

200

This category of leisure focuses on clearing cognitive loops, meditation, or mental pauses

What is mental leisure?

200

his cultural phenomenon prioritizes constant work and output, contributing heavily to workplace guilt

What is hustle culture?

300

Besides burnout and lower job satisfaction, this is another negative effect of a 9-to-5 regarding weekend behavior

What is not taking breaks on weekends?

300

This type of jobsite leisure involves small activities lasting about 2 to 5 minutes.

What is micro-leisure?

300

This category of leisure involves movement, stretching, or physical activity.

What is active leisure?

300

This internal trap occurs when people falsely connect their self-worth directly to their professional output

What is productivity

400

One of the final negative effects listed regarding a 9-to-5 shift, which directly impacts how well an employee completes their tasks.

What is lower work performance?

400

This type of jobsite leisure involves longer activities lasting about 15 to 30 minutes.

What is macro-leisure?

400

These two final categories complete the five types of leisure discussed alongside social, mental, and active.

What are passive and creative leisure?

400

Along with hustle culture and productivity pressure, this external pressure causes people to feel bad for taking time to enjoy themselves while having a career

What is career pressure?

500

This specific online database and study cited in the presentation links 9-to-5 work structures to cognitive overload and burnout.

What is PubMed (via PMCID: PMC6911735 / PMID: 31857333)?

500

This is the man who talked about why leisure is important, what is his name?

Who is Dorie Clark

500

In the Think, Pair, Share exercise, students are specifically challenged to think of examples of micro and macro leisure by drawing from these exact five categories.

What are social, mental, active, passive, and creative?

500

This expert is featured alongside a YouTube discussion on the final slide exploring why people feel guilty for having fun. (The man)

Who is Dr. Kasim Al-Mashat?

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