RLS100 Lecture Notes - Lecture 11: Acculturation, Interpersonal Relationship, Time Management

• School: University of Alberta
• Department: Recreation and Leisure Studies
• Course: RLS100
• Professor: Elizabeth Halpenny

Document Summary

Migration to canada: more than 20% of total population of canada: 6,775,800 foreign born individuals from. Challenges: incorporation of minorities and managing diversity, facilitating the emergence of transnational communities, the multiple identities and multi-layered citizenship. Acculturation theory: 4 types of acculturation, assimilation, separation, marginalization, integration, berry (2010): most immigrants prefer integration. !1: how leisure setting can provide a social interactive space between immigrants and long-term residents of neighborhood, a playground > they can meet there while they are playing. Space, place, & public spaces in the cities: space and place are fundamental means through we make sense of the world and through which we act , example: starbucks. Constraints to leisure: constraints are factors that are assumed by researchers and experienced by individuals to limit the formation of the leisure preferences and to inhibit or prohibit participation and enjoyment in leisure , 3 types of constraints, 1. )