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1. What is the main difference between thinking of leisure as a state or mind versus leisure as a state of being? -State of mind is more internalized - state of being is more objective. 2. How do quantitative and qualitative data differ in leisure research? Quantitative data is locked in on numerical data to be able to calculate for leisure purposes Qualitative data focuses on words and statements to research 3. Why are logic and critical thinking important for leisure researchers and practitioners? Logic and critical thinking help by determining if conclusions are supported by reason.Logic in leisure services consist of engaging in strategic planning, and budgeting. 4. How have aesthetic attitudes toward high and low culture changed since the 19th century with regard to leisure? views of nature have shifted over time - threatening, hard, challenge to survival -literature encouraged ideals of wilderness being aesthetically pleasing and offered an opportunity to understand it 5. Compare Plato’s and Aristotle’s views about how restricted or free our leisure should be. Plato believed that leisure should be regulated and Aristotle believed that leisure should be allowed aslong as it promoted self growth. 6. Briefly explain how Bertrand Russell, Josef Pieper, and Chris Rojek each characterize the relationship between work and leisure. - Russel believed that modern day technology lead to more leisure time . - Pieper belived people live for work and not leisure - Rojek thought work and leisure were blurred. 7. Describe the three ethical theories that can be used to analyze ethical dilemmas. 8. What is the difference between spirituality and religion? -Spirituality is a personal belief system that may but mostly doesn’t , have a strong social component. — Religion is a universally social insti-tution. 9. List six possible limitations or constraints on leisure.
10. What is hedonism, and how does it relate to leisure? Hedonism is the pursuit of pleasure and it relates to leisure because you are in search for enjoyable activities. 11. Explain Nash's pyramid of good and bad leisure. Nash pyramid ranks leisure activities from simple to creative thinking. 12. Explain why leisure and recreation professionals must also be educators. They must also be educators to be able to encourage positive leisure experiences to others. 13. What are some possible similarities in the leisure experiences of LGBT people and ethnic minority groups?Some similarities that LGBTpeople and ethnic minority groups share would be finding a safe space where they aren’t discriminated upon. 14. What likely has more influence on a person’s leisure and recreation preferences: sex or gender? Gender has more influence on a person leisure historically men have more free time and participate in more activities. 15. Do you think leisure and recreation in different countries have more differences or similarities? I believe they could have more differences just because they have different cultures, environments and other social factors. 16. How can family and friends influence the leisure preferences of adolescents? Family and friends can hold an influence on the leisure preferences of adolescents through things like socialization and role modeling.
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