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Recreation, Leisure and the Alcoholic
Journal of Leisure Research, 1969The Curriculum in Recreation Administration of the University of North Carolina and the Alcoholic Rehabilitation Center (ARC) at Butner, N.C., jointly undertook an investigation of the leisure patt...
Sidney R. Oakley, H. Douglas Sessoms
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Promoting Community Recreation and Leisure
Pediatric Physical Therapy, 2003The aim of this study was to investigate the nature and level of involvement a cross section of pediatric physical therapists (PTs) and pediatric occupational therapists (OTs) have achieved in promoting community recreation and leisure participation for their clients with disabilities.Using the current Internal Classification of Functioning and ...
Angela Rosenberg, Amy D. Thomas
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Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance, 1986
(1986). Leisure and Recreation. Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance: Vol. 57, No. 8, pp. 46-47.
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(1986). Leisure and Recreation. Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance: Vol. 57, No. 8, pp. 46-47.
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Leisure, recreation and tourism
Annals of Tourism Research, 1991Abstract Recreation and leisure studies in North America offers a number of intriguing parallels with tourism. Both have diverse origins; are inherently interdisciplinary; and combine traditional atheoretical, descriptive, and applied research with innovative scholarship that is devoted to developing and testing concepts and theories.
Geoffrey Godbey, Stephen L. Smith
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Happiness, leisure and recreation
2002Leisure is viewed by most people as a desirable goal in itself but ‘having’ leisure can be problematic because it ties expectations of happiness and contentment with a negative goal — not being occupied by work. How then do people ‘do’ leisure? How is the free time at their disposal to be filled?
Patrick O’Byrne, Judith Milner
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2017
This chapter addresses attitudes towards recreation and leisure in nineteenth-century Christian thought using examples from the United Kingdom, North America, Australia, and Africa. Christianity influenced recreation through phenomena related to the animal welfare, temperance, Sabbatarian, Sunday school, Band of Hope, muscular Christianity, Young Men’s
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This chapter addresses attitudes towards recreation and leisure in nineteenth-century Christian thought using examples from the United Kingdom, North America, Australia, and Africa. Christianity influenced recreation through phenomena related to the animal welfare, temperance, Sabbatarian, Sunday school, Band of Hope, muscular Christianity, Young Men’s
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Serious Leisure and Recreation Specialization
Leisure Sciences, 2008Most previous research concerning serious leisure has focused on testing the nature of activities using six distinctive qualities proposed by Robert Stebbins. Viewed from a different perspective, our study treats serious leisure as a type of personal characteristic.
Ying-Wen Liang, Sheng-Hshiung Tsaur
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Encyclopedia of Leisure and Outdoor Recreation
2004Aborigines back-country back-packing barriers camping Canada Land Inventory (CLI) capability dance day trip decentralization decision making Declaration on Leisure and Globalization degradation deindustrialization delphi method demand demarketing democracy demography density deregulation desert ecological determinism ecological economics ecologically ...
Jenkins, John M, Pigram, John J
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Leisure: recreation or the pursuit of beauty ? [PDF]
, 1976 Let us look at the future of leisure, recreation and physical education. Let us seriously question what we pretty well take for granted.
Fred Emery, Merrelyn Emery
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1983
As more severely handicapped individuals are deinstitutionalized into the community (Gollay, Freedman, Wyngaarden, & Kurtz, 1978) or maintained in their natural families, the need for systematic program implementation of recreation skills has increased (Wehman, 1978; Wehman & Schleien, in press).
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As more severely handicapped individuals are deinstitutionalized into the community (Gollay, Freedman, Wyngaarden, & Kurtz, 1978) or maintained in their natural families, the need for systematic program implementation of recreation skills has increased (Wehman, 1978; Wehman & Schleien, in press).
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