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Measuring Leisure Satisfaction
Journal of Leisure Research, 1980Literature on leisure behavior was reviewed to identify indicators relevant to the construct leisure satisfaction.
Jacob G. Beard, Mounir G. Ragheb
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Family Leisure Satisfaction and Satisfaction with Family Life
Journal of Leisure Research, 2009The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between family leisure satisfaction and satisfaction with family life.
Joel R. Agate +3 more
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Leisure Activities and Need Satisfaction
Journal of Leisure Research, 1977The need-satisfying characteristics of five commonly selected leisure activities (watching television; attending plays, concerts, and lectures; reading books and magazines; bicycling; and drinking ...
Howard E. A. Tinsley +2 more
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Journal of Leisure Research, 1982
The goal of this investigation was to test the interrelationships among leisure satisfaction, leisure participation, life satisfaction and some other variables (such as satisfaction with family, he...
Mounir G. Ragheb, Charles A. Griffith
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The goal of this investigation was to test the interrelationships among leisure satisfaction, leisure participation, life satisfaction and some other variables (such as satisfaction with family, he...
Mounir G. Ragheb, Charles A. Griffith
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Leisure Sciences, 2015
Extensive research shows that individuals in lower socioeconomic statuses experience higher levels of morbidity and mortality than those of higher social status. This disparity remains even after lifestyle changes such as reduced smoking, improved diet, more exercise, and better access to medical care are afforded to those of lower status. According to
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Extensive research shows that individuals in lower socioeconomic statuses experience higher levels of morbidity and mortality than those of higher social status. This disparity remains even after lifestyle changes such as reduced smoking, improved diet, more exercise, and better access to medical care are afforded to those of lower status. According to
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