Leisure in Adulthood Flashcards

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What are the four constructs that define adulthood?

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Legal, physical, social, and psychological constructs.

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What physical milestone marks adulthood?

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Reaching physical maturity.

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What psychological aspect is associated with adulthood?

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Independence from caregivers.

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According to Dr. Megan Wright, what is a common definition of adulthood?

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Taking responsibility for yourself, making independent decisions, and being financially independent.

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On average, how much free time do adults have each day?

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About 4 hours.

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What is the average time adults spend on screens daily?

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148 minutes.

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What percentage of adults’ leisure time is typically spent outside of screens?

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100 minutes or less.

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What are some social barriers to leisure in adulthood?

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Starting a family, caregiving, limited leisure repertoire, and diminished social networks.

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What logistical barriers can affect leisure time for adults?

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Continued education, career development, and lack of leisure time/PTO.

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What is the recommended focus for leisure time in adulthood?

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Quality over quantity, aiming for 2-5 hours.

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What should adults prioritize to maximize leisure benefits?

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Participation in physical activity and continuous learning.

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What is a play personality?

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A set of play profiles that describe a person’s preferences and characteristics in play.

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What are the characteristics of ‘The Joker’ play personality?

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Uses humor in play and enjoys making others laugh.

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What defines ‘The Kinesthete’ play personality?

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Enjoys movement and the results of exercise.

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What does ‘The Explorer’ play personality seek?

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Novelty and exploration of new people, places, topics, and experiences.

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What motivates ‘The Competitor’ play personality?

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Enjoys competition and playing to win.

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What is the role of ‘The Director’ play personality?

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Enjoys planning and organizing events.

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What is a key trait of ‘The Collector’ play personality?

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Focused on a hobby or topic, often involving collecting.

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What brings joy to ‘The Artist’ play personality?

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Creating and possibly sharing their creations.

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What is essential for ‘The Storyteller’ play personality?

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Imagination and creative expression.

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What benefits does play provide according to Stuart Brown?

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Novelty, flow, discovery, creativity, social connection, and challenge.

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What does work provide according to Stuart Brown?

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Purpose, financial stability, service to others, and integration with the world.

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What is the significance of balancing work and play?

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Achieving optimal stimulation, competence, and confidence.

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What are the outcomes of a fulfilling leisure lifestyle?

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Adaptability to change, improved social relationships, competitive edge, better problem-solving skills, and increased creative thinking.

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What quote by Howard Thurman emphasizes the importance of pursuing passion?
"Don't ask what the world needs. Ask what makes you come alive, and go do it."
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What are the stages of career development and advancement?
Assessment
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What is a growth mindset?
The belief that one's potential is not fixed at birth and can be developed through effort and learning.
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What are the characteristics of individuals with a growth mindset?
They try new things
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How can we cultivate a growth mindset in leisure?
By being open
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What character strengths lead to happiness?
Courage (Perseverance
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What is the PERMA model of well-being?
A framework in positive psychology that includes Positive Emotion
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What are the two types of well-being in positive psychology?
Eudaimonic well-being (meaning and purpose) and Hedonic well-being (enjoyable experiences).
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What health benefits does laughter provide?
Reduces stress hormones
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Who is Norman Cousins and what did he contribute to the field of health?
He started the holistic health movement and wrote about the impact of humor and laughter on healing in his book 'Anatomy of an Illness'.
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How often do adults and children laugh on average per day?
Adults laugh about 17 times per day
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What are the three traditional theories about what we find funny?
Incongruity theory Relief theory Superiority theory
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Is laughter innate or learned?
There is evidence for both; it may have developed as a means of avoiding conflict and increasing connection/empathy.
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What is the social aspect of laughter?
Laughter is a contagious social expression of emotion that can deepen connections between people.
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What is a 'killjoy' in the context of leisure?
A factor or mindset that inhibits enjoyment and relaxation.
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What is the role of humor in social situations?
Laughter can completely change the climate of a social situation and enhance group dynamics.
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What pressures do students face that can lead to stress?
Academic pressures
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What is the significance of lifelong learning in work and play?
It fosters a growth mindset and encourages continuous personal and professional development.
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What is the impact of negativity bias on leisure?
It can hinder enjoyment and participation in leisure activities by focusing on negative experiences.
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What does it mean to experience 'flow'?
A state of complete immersion and engagement in an activity
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What is one attainable way to prioritize health?
Setting a specific goal
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What is the importance of reflection in personal growth?
It helps identify personal barriers