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REC EXAM 1
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is leisure? | It is free time, recreational activity, and is also a state of mind. |
| What are the 12 experiences and expressions of leisure? | They are freedom, intrinsic meaning, happiness, pleasure, play, humor, relaxation, ritual, solitude and silence, commitment, spirituality, and risk. |
| What are the sociologist Kelly's quality of leisure and where it is derived from? | They derive from freedom and meaning. |
| What are the four Kelly's types? | Unconditional leisure, recuperative leisure, relational leisure, and role determined leisure. |
| What is unconditional leisure? | It has high freedom of choice and intrinsic meaning. It is also satisfying and chosen independently. |
| What is recuperative leisure? | It is low freedom of choice and intrinsic meaning. It also has extrinsic meaning but needs to be done. |
| What is relational leisure? | It is high freedom of choice and extrinsic meaning. It also has rewarding and expression for relationships. |
| What is role determined leisure? | It is low freedom of choice and extrinsic meaning. An example would be a company picnic because you have no choice but you need to do it. |
| What sort of state of mind is leisure? | It is when time and activity become irrelevant, it;s more than just a good feeling but a way of being, and it also builds meaningfulness into our lives. |
| What is leisure as freedom from? | It is an escape from the necessity of life.I is a freedom from the necessary obligations of life (work and ADL. It is viewed as negative freedom. |
| What is leisure as freedom to? | It is making the most out of possibilities. It is the freedom to choose. It is positive freedom. |
| What is freedom as intrinsic meaning? | It comes from doing something for its own reason. |
| What is an extrinsic reward? | It comes as a payoff. |
| What are the 2 requirements for intrinsically rewarding experiences? | They are self-determination and competence. |
| What is Neulinger's Paradigm based on? | It is a psychological foundation as well as a state of mind. It is also based on freedom. And motivation is second. |
| What are the 6 psychological states of mind according to Neulinger? | They are pure leisure, leisure work, leisure job, pure work, work job, and pure work. |
| What is pure leisure? | It is freely chosen for own sake. |
| What is leisure work? | It is intrinsic and extrinsic work. It is a hobby but selling the goods for a profit. |
| What is leisure job? | It is the perception of freedomWhat . External pay off |
| What is pure work? | It is no leisure. extrinsic perceived constraint. |
| What is work job? | It is extrinsic and intrinsic. there is a constraint. |
| What is pure job? | It is necessary, constraint and there is no freedom. |
| What are commonly used indicators of happiness? | They are moral/psychological well-being and positive life alteration. |
| What is eudaimonia? | It was created by aristole. It is not just or only good feeling. But is about good actions. |
| What are the two types of pleasure? | They are sensory pleasure and expressive pleasure. |
| What is epicureanism? | It is in moderation and could be mediation and appreciated for the arts. |
| What is hedonism? | It is all about sensory pleasure. Life is nothing but the pleasure. There is never too much. |
| What did Joseph Pieper say about leisure? | It is based on culture, It is when people come together and unit. Leisure is an attitude of non-activity. Not being busy and letting things go. |
| What are the 8 criteria to define play as said by Huizinga? | They are voluntary, out of the ordinary, precedes within boundaries of the time and space, creates order, elements of tension, has rules, promotes development of social groups, and elements of secrecy and differences from common world. |
| What are the three types of humor? | They are self congratulatory, physiological, and intellectual. |
| What is self congratulatory humor? | It is when you feel superior. |
| What is physiological humor? | It is necessary to get rid of nervous energy. |
| What is intellectual humor? | It is a reaction to something unexpected. |
| What is ritual? | It is a set acts with their sequence established by tradition. Stems from everyday life. |
| What is sight sacralization? | It is a tourist destination because it is sacred. |
| What is decorum? | It is socially usefully behavior. It is the correct ways to engage in a situation. |
| What is solitude and silence? | It is a returning to ourselves, a time when we are totally free to be ourselves, accountable only to ourselves, free from obligations and duties. |
| What is outward bound? | It creates a self confidence in difficult natural situations. |
| What is commitment? | Long term commitment to develop skills, high standard of performance, participate for the experience, values, resources and schedules built around the activity, self identification with the activity and continued interest in increasing skill level. |
| What is spirituality? | It enhances over well being. Can be experienced ever where. |
| What is risk? | It provides self efficacy. |
| What are some situational factors to explain or influence and motivators for leisure behavior? | Demographics |
| What is demographics? | It is the study of human populations. |
| What are some examples of demographics? | The are income, age, ethnicity, gender, religion, residence, cultures, level of education. This all affects our leisure. |
| What is a lifestyle? | A style of living. It forms our identity, identifies our priorities, and investments (time/money). |
| What are some theoretical explanations for leisure behavior? | It is a plausible set of principles used to explain some behaviors or events. |
| What are the theories like ? | They're multidisciplinary in nature, don't explain all leisure behavior, and all these theories continue to be revised and tested. |
| What is the flow theory about? | It is created by Mihaly C. It is more about athletes (in the zone). It is challenging, action and awareness, concentration, loss of slef-consciousness, clear goals, sense of control, and a transformation. |
| What is autotelic? | It is the end in itself. |
| What is the self-as-entertainment like? | It is entertaining yourself. Often associated w/ children. It involves imagination and creativity. |
| Who created self-as-entertainment? | It was created by Roger Mannell. We are in control. |
| What is compensation like? | Leisure makes up for the decening rhytm of the work day experience. Do hings that work does not provide. |
| What is the spill over theory like? | Work will spill over into leisure. People will chose leisure that has characteristics similar to their job. |
| What is the theory of anti structure like? | It is a formal ritual no a regular occurrence. Let lose. Ancient cultures, liminality, and communitas. |
| What is a communitas? | It is a social commodity out of large event. |
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