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24 Cards in this Set
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Discretionary time |
Increased holidays, paid vacation, shorter work week |
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Where money is spent |
Housing, food, clothing, medical |
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Baby boomers |
Many retiring. Very healthy, and active |
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Technology impacts |
Less people being active. More people on tv and the Internet or their phones |
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Leisure services delivery spectrum (10) |
Public agencies, non profit, private memerships, commercial recreation Employee recreation Armed forces recreation Campus recreation Therepudic recreation Sports management Tourism and hospitality management |
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Play |
No single def |
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Leisure |
Down time |
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Recreation |
Fusion of play and leisure. Personal involvement + deep commitment |
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Theory of play: Surplus energy |
We play to burn off our extra energy |
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Theory of play: Recreation Theory |
To restore energy |
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Theory of recreation. Instinct practice theory |
Help us practice skills for adult life |
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Catharsis theory. Theory of recreation |
Play to burn off pent up emotional energy |
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Self expression theory |
Play as a need for self expression |
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Theory of rec. play as a social necessity |
Play as a force in child development and community life. |
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Agon |
Competitive activities |
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Alea |
Winning is a result of fate |
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Mimicry |
Role playing |
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Ilinx |
Pursuit of vertigo or dizziness |
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Paidea |
Exuberance. Freedom and uncontrolled gaiety |
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Ludus |
Calculated and contrived activity |
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Flow principle |
When you become so involved you forget where you are. "In the zone" |
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Renaissance |
Power away from church. Long work hours. |
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Colonial |
All work. Rec as a means of survival. Religion plays large part. Laziness = devil |
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3 pioneers of recreation |
Joseph lee, Luther Gulick, Jane Adams |
