Chapter 13- Leisure systems

Question 1

the goodwill available to individuals or groups. Its source lies in the structure and content of the actor’s social relations

is defined as….?

Answer 1

Social capital

Question 2

cultural capital

Answer 2

personal educational and intellectual resources useful for achieving high status in a group

Question 3

Embodied state

Answer 3

the form of knowledge that’s resides within us. (ie. At home education, reading books, ABC’s

Question 4

Objectified state

Answer 4

Material objects we use to indicate social class.(ie. Car brand, Most modern phone)

Question 5

Institutional state

Answer 5

the way society measure cultural capital (i.e The type of degree, institution )
Within leisure

Question 6

purpose of PUBLIC leisure providers

Answer 6

all citizens are equitably able to experience high quality of life

Question 7

purpose of NOT-FOR-PROFIT leisure providers

Answer 7

meet the need of members or subsection of populatin

Question 8

purpose of FOR PROFIT leisure providers

Answer 8

sell leisure experience to make a profit

Question 9

Albertan’s favourite current activities are?

Answer 9

– Walking
– Golf
– Camping

Question 10

Albertan’s biggest constrain to new activities are

Answer 10

– Too busy (w/other activities, w/family, w/work) – Fees/charges too high
– Areas/facilities overcrowded

Question 11

examples of demographic change

Answer 11

an aging, more urban, and more diverse, population

Question 12

examples of negative health trends

Answer 12

depression, becoming more sedentary

Question 13

examples of social challenges

Answer 13

SNS vs face-to-face

Question 14

examples of Emerging technology

Answer 14

increasing amount of time people—especially children and youth— spend in sedentary and solitary digital pursuits

Question 15

examples of Threats to the natural environment

Answer 15

urban sprawl, climate change

Question 16

examples of infrastructure deficit

Answer 16

the need for more trails, green spaces, and both new and revitalized facilities

Question 17

1. Active living (e.g., play)
2. Inclusion and access (e.g., equity)
3. Connecting people and nature (e.g., comprehensive park systems)
4. Supportive environments (e.g., places and spaces, but also recreation education)
5. Recreation capacity (e.g., post-BA educ.)

are factors of?

Answer 17

goals of moving forward

Question 18

General systems theory

Answer 18

A set of elements standing in interrelation among themselves and with the environment.