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Recreation and Leisure
42問 • 1年前
  • Aira Mae GULAHAB
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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Public agencies that provide facilities.

    Recreation

  • 2

    Free time that people can spend.

    Leisure

  • 3

    From Anglo-Sacon "plega" means game, sport, fight or battle.

    Play

  • 4

    Emerging in active recreational hobbies.

    Physical Motivators

  • 5

    Desire to belong to a social group.

    Social Motivators

  • 6

    Helps a person's mental well-being.

    Psychological Motivators

  • 7

    Positive Self-esteem.

    Emotional Motivators

  • 8

    Influenced by Plato and Aristotle

    Ancient Greece

  • 9

    Viewed as a social threat.

    Catholic Church Influence

  • 10

    Importance of play in childhood education.

    Later Defense of Play

  • 11

    Play is primarily motivated by the need to burn-off excess energy.

    Surplus-Energy Theory

  • 12

    To restore energy than expend it.

    Relaxation Theory

  • 13

    Play to prepare children for adult life.

    Preparation Theory

  • 14

    Play to release pent-up emotions.

    Catharsis Theory

  • 15

    Play to express their energies, abilities and personalities.

    Self-expression Theory

  • 16

    Participants have equal chances of winning.

    Agon

  • 17

    Outcomes are beyond control of participants.

    Alea

  • 18

    Play that involves pretending imaginary roles.

    Mimicry

  • 19

    Games that causes dizziness.

    Ilinx

  • 20

    Play is often fun but can lead to addiction.

    Stimulus-Arousal Theory

  • 21

    Element that moves people toward a behavior.

    Motivation

  • 22

    Performance done without any intention of doing so.

    Amotivation

  • 23

    Performance of an activity because of a reward.

    Extrinsic Motivation

  • 24

    Performance of an activity to alleviate guilt.

    Intojected Motivation

  • 25

    Performance is fone because the individual gets something out of it.

    Identified Motivation

  • 26

    Performance of an activity matches the individuals values and desires.

    Integrated Motivation

  • 27

    The feelings that result from the activity.

    Intrinsic Motivation

  • 28

    2 Physical Motivators:

    Preserving Cardiovascular Health, Control of Obesity

  • 29

    2 Social Motivators:

    Social Norms, Being with others and reducing loneliness

  • 30

    4 Psychological Motivators:

    Stress Management, Sense of adventure, excitement and challenge , Relaxation and Escape, Healthy Balance of work and play

  • 31

    It involves commitment like training or learning.

    Serious Leisure

  • 32

    Unacceptable/Inappropriate Activities

    Taboo Recreation

  • 33

    Playing alone

    Solitary Play

  • 34

    2 or more children playing.

    Parallel Play

  • 35

    Play together but have different ideas/goals.

    Associative Play

  • 36

    Play with specific roles and rules.

    Cooperative Play

  • 37

    Biological or physical classification.

    Sex

  • 38

    Broad range of characteristics, roles or behaviors.

    Gender

  • 39

    San Francisco City Supervisor who was assasinated to help homosexuals.

    Harvy Milk

  • 40

    Play a significant role in shaping leisure values and behaviors.

    Race and Ethnicity

  • 41

    It is the skin color, hair texture or physical features.

    Race

  • 42

    Cultural Heritage, language and traditions.

    Ethnicity

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    Public agencies that provide facilities.

    Recreation

  • 2

    Free time that people can spend.

    Leisure

  • 3

    From Anglo-Sacon "plega" means game, sport, fight or battle.

    Play

  • 4

    Emerging in active recreational hobbies.

    Physical Motivators

  • 5

    Desire to belong to a social group.

    Social Motivators

  • 6

    Helps a person's mental well-being.

    Psychological Motivators

  • 7

    Positive Self-esteem.

    Emotional Motivators

  • 8

    Influenced by Plato and Aristotle

    Ancient Greece

  • 9

    Viewed as a social threat.

    Catholic Church Influence

  • 10

    Importance of play in childhood education.

    Later Defense of Play

  • 11

    Play is primarily motivated by the need to burn-off excess energy.

    Surplus-Energy Theory

  • 12

    To restore energy than expend it.

    Relaxation Theory

  • 13

    Play to prepare children for adult life.

    Preparation Theory

  • 14

    Play to release pent-up emotions.

    Catharsis Theory

  • 15

    Play to express their energies, abilities and personalities.

    Self-expression Theory

  • 16

    Participants have equal chances of winning.

    Agon

  • 17

    Outcomes are beyond control of participants.

    Alea

  • 18

    Play that involves pretending imaginary roles.

    Mimicry

  • 19

    Games that causes dizziness.

    Ilinx

  • 20

    Play is often fun but can lead to addiction.

    Stimulus-Arousal Theory

  • 21

    Element that moves people toward a behavior.

    Motivation

  • 22

    Performance done without any intention of doing so.

    Amotivation

  • 23

    Performance of an activity because of a reward.

    Extrinsic Motivation

  • 24

    Performance of an activity to alleviate guilt.

    Intojected Motivation

  • 25

    Performance is fone because the individual gets something out of it.

    Identified Motivation

  • 26

    Performance of an activity matches the individuals values and desires.

    Integrated Motivation

  • 27

    The feelings that result from the activity.

    Intrinsic Motivation

  • 28

    2 Physical Motivators:

    Preserving Cardiovascular Health, Control of Obesity

  • 29

    2 Social Motivators:

    Social Norms, Being with others and reducing loneliness

  • 30

    4 Psychological Motivators:

    Stress Management, Sense of adventure, excitement and challenge , Relaxation and Escape, Healthy Balance of work and play

  • 31

    It involves commitment like training or learning.

    Serious Leisure

  • 32

    Unacceptable/Inappropriate Activities

    Taboo Recreation

  • 33

    Playing alone

    Solitary Play

  • 34

    2 or more children playing.

    Parallel Play

  • 35

    Play together but have different ideas/goals.

    Associative Play

  • 36

    Play with specific roles and rules.

    Cooperative Play

  • 37

    Biological or physical classification.

    Sex

  • 38

    Broad range of characteristics, roles or behaviors.

    Gender

  • 39

    San Francisco City Supervisor who was assasinated to help homosexuals.

    Harvy Milk

  • 40

    Play a significant role in shaping leisure values and behaviors.

    Race and Ethnicity

  • 41

    It is the skin color, hair texture or physical features.

    Race

  • 42

    Cultural Heritage, language and traditions.

    Ethnicity