Leisure
This word comes from the Latin word “licere” which means “freedom”.
What is leisure?
This man was the founder of Flow Theory
Who is Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi?
The main purpose of the Strengths-Based Approach.
What is 'to help people reach their goals'?
This term can be described as an idea or hypothesis to spark discussion.
What is theory?
The concept of happiness has been used interchangeably with this term.
What is well-being?
This term can be described as the personal joy of participation.
What is intrinsic motivation?
One of the four areas that make up the foundation for Positive Psychology
What is:
Positive emotion and experiences
Positive individual traits
Positive relationships
Positive and enabling institutions
These concepts are evident in Anserson and Heyne's definition of Therapeutic Recreation.
What are purposeful facilitation and personal and environmental strengths?
Social Capital is also known as this.
The three levels of functional ability.
What are: the body or body part, the whole person and the social context?
This characteristic of leisure is defined as “the ability to freely decide and control one’s leisure”
What is autonomy?
One of the three dimensions of Self-Determination theory.
What is:
Autonomy
Self-Actualization
Self-Regulation
The lowest level of cultural competency
What is cultural destructiveness?
This theory discusses the importance of positive emotion for experiencing happiness.
What is Broaden and Build?
The type of social support exemplified as telling someone about a new leisure resource in the community.
What is informational support?
(1) Activities that you engage in
(2) Drive your selection of activities
Seligman believes that this amount is everyone's 'genetic set point' of happiness.
What is 50%?
The act of speaking, writing and/or acting on behalf of others
What is advocacy?
The four pathways to self-efficacy
What are: mastery, social modeling, social persuasion, physical/emotional states?
A concept related to the resources a home/family will have for leisure
What is socio-economic status?
A term for full and present engagement in leisure experiences.
Continuing to try a leisure activity if the first experience was not positive, in the hope that things will improve is an example of this.
What is resilience?
The strengths-based approach would say this about the role of leisure.
Leisure is a part of a client's goals for a meaningful life.
This theory involves drawing on positive physical, psychological, social and lifestyle resources available.
What is Leisure Coping?
The role of friendship in which one would congratulate a friend on accomplishing a goal.
What is Champion?