Question 1

In general,interventions to enhance individuals' leisure pursuits should be:

Accepted Answer

A) Developed through collaboration to identify activities that are highly significant 
B) Determined primarily through availability of materials and tools required 
C) Focused on activities that promote social engagement 
D) Chosen primarily on the basis of the products that are the end result of particular activities 
A) Developed through collaboration to identify activities that are highly significant 
B) Determined primarily through availability of materials and tools required 
C) Focused on activities that promote social engagement 
D) Chosen primarily on the basis of the products that are the end result of particular activities A

Question 2

It may be difficult for individuals to pursue leisure interests in institutional settings or community programs because:

Accepted Answer

A) The constant presence of others reduces personal choice 
B) Such institutions are interested only in supporting survival needs 
C) On the whole,such individuals want to be alone,and this is difficult to arrange 
D) Family members tend to hover and to direct the elder's activities 
A) The constant presence of others reduces personal choice 
B) Such institutions are interested only in supporting survival needs 
C) On the whole,such individuals want to be alone,and this is difficult to arrange 
D) Family members tend to hover and to direct the elder's activities A

Question 3

Leisure can best be understood as:

Accepted Answer

A) Playing or having fun 
B) Any restful or relaxing activity 
C) Activities that are fully engaging and contribute to self-actualization 
D) Activities that are undertaken during time away from work,usually with friends 
A) Playing or having fun 
B) Any restful or relaxing activity 
C) Activities that are fully engaging and contribute to self-actualization 
D) Activities that are undertaken during time away from work,usually with friends C

Question 4

Lack of control in activities can lead individuals to feel:

Accepted Answer

A) Bored 
B) Lethargic 
C) Helpless 
D) Relaxed 
A) Bored 
B) Lethargic 
C) Helpless 
D) Relaxed

Question 5

Which of the following is an example of passive leisure?

Accepted Answer

A) Going bowling with friends 
B) Watching an action movie 
C) Painting a picture 
D) Attending a book club 
A) Going bowling with friends 
B) Watching an action movie 
C) Painting a picture 
D) Attending a book club

Question 6

Which of the following is the most accurate statement about motivation as related to leisure pursuits?

Accepted Answer

A) Leisure is clearly defined by the presence of intrinsic motivation. 
B) Extrinsic factors are dominant in motivating leisure activities in later life. 
C) There appear to be complex interacting factors,both intrinsic and extrinsic. 
D) Motivation is a minor issue in leisure because the main goal is enjoyment. 
A) Leisure is clearly defined by the presence of intrinsic motivation. 
B) Extrinsic factors are dominant in motivating leisure activities in later life. 
C) There appear to be complex interacting factors,both intrinsic and extrinsic. 
D) Motivation is a minor issue in leisure because the main goal is enjoyment.

Question 7

Which of the following statements about the various types of leisure (active,passive,social,etc. )is true?

Accepted Answer

A) Active leisure promotes self-actualization most effectively. 
B) Hobbies should be avoided because they promote social isolation. 
C) The most essential form of leisure activity is social. 
D) Passive leisure can be enjoyable and restful. 
A) Active leisure promotes self-actualization most effectively. 
B) Hobbies should be avoided because they promote social isolation. 
C) The most essential form of leisure activity is social. 
D) Passive leisure can be enjoyable and restful.

Question 8

A person is less likely to feel in control and to experience leisure when an activity is:

Accepted Answer

A) Simple and solitary 
B) Complex and lengthy 
C) Inexpensive and passive 
D) Active and engaging 
A) Simple and solitary 
B) Complex and lengthy 
C) Inexpensive and passive 
D) Active and engaging

Question 9

Which of the following is not a key aspect of control in leisure activities?

Accepted Answer

A) Freedom of choice 
B) Determination of outcomes 
C) Matching challenges to skill 
D) Reciprocity 
A) Freedom of choice 
B) Determination of outcomes 
C) Matching challenges to skill 
D) Reciprocity

Question 10

Which of the following is NOT an element of the model of leisure proposed by Bundy and Clemson?

Accepted Answer

A) Control 
B) Motivation 
C) Disengagement from unnecessary constraints of reality 
D) Approval from others 
A) Control 
B) Motivation 
C) Disengagement from unnecessary constraints of reality 
D) Approval from others

Exam 19: Leisure

In general,interventions to enhance individuals' leisure pursuits should be:

It may be difficult for individuals to pursue leisure interests in institutional settings or community programs because:

Leisure can best be understood as:

Lack of control in activities can lead individuals to feel:

Which of the following is an example of passive leisure?

Which of the following is the most accurate statement about motivation as related to leisure pursuits?

Which of the following statements about the various types of leisure (active,passive,social,etc. )is true?

A person is less likely to feel in control and to experience leisure when an activity is:

Which of the following is not a key aspect of control in leisure activities?

Which of the following is NOT an element of the model of leisure proposed by Bundy and Clemson?

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