[LSR1100] - Final Exam Guide - Ultimate 34 pages long Study Guide!

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Leisure Studies
• Course: LSR 1100
• Professor: George Karlis

Document Summary

Ex) brunch is universal, walking to brunch, observing people in their leisure. Recreation: activities, sports, organized games, competition, activity driven, not as difficult of a notion, emotion, state of mind/being, been researched, business field: participation patterns. Tourism: stand alone discipline or part of leisure studies, often spills into other disciplines, Play: different areas of life, crafts/games/technology, play&technology, theories of play- classical and contemporary, Jeff godbey: research, seen as guru of leisure studies, prof at penn state, practiced what he preached, 3 elements of leisure- what it is, not the whole picture: Time=takes place during, experience of leisure beginning and end, time specific, ex) before work and after. Activity= dimension to leisure, passive (watching tv, reading, going to movies, not involving much, impact on people-obesity, etc) or active (sports, involving competition, participant) Data collected and analyzed (make meaning of it) No hypothesis formed (may not be enough info out there)