REC100 Lecture : REC 100-Leisure Contsraints-Oct 25.doc

• School: University of Waterloo
• Department: Recreation and Leisure Studies
• Course: REC100
• Professor: Diana Parry

Document Summary

Shed light on new leisure behaviour, such as motivation, level of satisfaction. Barriers: is too limiting need a broader one constraints: Focused on one type of constraint(once ppl have a preference, focuses on one con- straint) Broadening the range variables are used by researchers in order to study constraints, we look at what level they are participating in. Inaccurate assumptions: a)there are situations while people can be constrained even before an activity prefer- ence b)if someone is constrained they do not participate, but they do c)those who participate must not be constrainedyeah no. Structural: factors that intervene once you have developed a preference for an activity and they prevent you from participating in that activity. Interpersonal: between groups -a lack of people with whom to participate. ++structural constraints are more likely to be impacted than intra and inter personal constraints. ++ Age: constraints goes up and down with age.