Chapter 12- Leisure and Equality Flashcards
if leisure is a RIGHT then leisure_____…
helps meet important human needs and should be accessible to all.
if leisure is a PRIVILEGE then leisure_____…
is a reward that is available to qualifying people
equity
fairness
what is a leisure constraint
factors that are assumed by researchers,
- and/or perceived by individuals to limit formation of leisure preferences
- and/pr inhibit participation and enjoyment in leisure
Intrapersonal
individual psychological qualities that affect the formation of leisure preferences.
Interpersonal
constraints from social interactions with friends, family, others that intervene between leisure preferences and participation.
structural constraint
social / economic / political constraints that intervene between leisure preference and participation.
Compensatory
Allocate recreation resources to economically disadvantaged individuals, groups, or areas.
Equality (inputs)
Allocate recreation resources to individuals, groups, or areas that have fewest opportunities.
Equality (benefits)
recognizes that resources are not always equal to (beneficial) outcomes.
Demand (usage)
Higher use of a recreation service leads to greater future resource allocation (based on idea maximum number of people will benefit).
Demand (advocacy)
Allocation of recreation resources based on how vocal or strident groups, areas, etc. are. (“Squeaky wheel gets the grease”).
Market (tax-based)
– Allocation (sometimes inadvertently) of recreation resources to those individuals or areas that pay the most taxes.
Market (price-paid)
Allocation of recreation resources based solely on “user-pay” model (meaning user pays 100% of all costs).
Market (least-cost)
Allocation of recreation resources based on delivery at the lowest cost possible (e.g., new park goes where land is the cheapest).
