History
The protestant work ethic refers to the idea of 8 hours for work, 8 hours for play, and 8 hours for rest? True or False
What is False?
Two key components of Kelly's Sociological Theory are
Freedom and Meaning
The three areas of development throughout the lifespan include physical, cognitive, and ______
What is Socioemotional?
Leisure as _______ means leisure occurs during unobligated or discretionary time.
What is leisure as Time?
This type of constraint impacts an individuals preference for, or interest in an activity.
What is Intrapersonal
This was the first playground in the country designed specifically for children.
What is the Boston Sand Garden?
The peak of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs fits within which type of Leisure Motivation?
What is Emotional?
This type of play includes games of chance
What is Alea?
Is identified as a social institution in the modern community
What is Recreation?
This type of constraint is associated with an individuals relationship to others
What is Interpersonal?
The use of leisure to keep PLEBS entertained refers to what in ancient Rome
What is Bread and Circuses?
Spillover and Compensation Theory directly link leisure to what aspect of life?
What is Work?
This leisure motivation includes excitement, stress management, relaxation, and balance of work and play.
What is Psychological?
Is often marked by elements of humor, creative exploration, mimicry, or role playing
What is Play?
This type of constraint intervenes between an individual's desire to participate and their actual participation in an activity
What is Structural?
At what historical period did it mark some of the earliest park development and conservation efforts?
What is Colonial Period?
Which theory focuses on a continuum of leisure ranging from “pure leisure” to “pure job”?
What is Neulingers Paradigm?
This type of motivation focuses on outcomes such as control of obesity and cardiovascular health.
What is Physical Motivation?
Often is defined based on time, activity, or state of mind
What is Leisure?
Experiencing anxiety about participating in a leisure experience may be what type of constraint?
What is Intrapersonal?
Following this time period, there was a major national investment in the US in leisure and recreation via agencies such as the Civil Works Administration, the Civilian Conservation Corps, and the Works Progress Administration.
What is the Great Depression?
This describes leisure as a pleasurable activity that requires no special skills or knowledge
What is Casual Leisure?
This theory requires perseverance, significant effort, and identification with the pursuit.
What is Serious Leisure?
Describes a sensation of total involvement in an activity including full immersion and a loss of a sense of time
What is Flow Theory
What are the sociocultural factors mentioned in the book?
What is Age, Gender, Sexuality, Ethnic/Racial, and Socioeconomic status.