The Psychology of Leisure: 1975
Journal of Leisure ResearchPublished 1 July 1976
John Neulinger, Rick Crandall
Citations10
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SJR score0.75
SNIP1.28
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ABSTRACTThe 1975 American Psychological Association meetings included the second symposium on leisure, indicating continued interest in this area among psychologists. This paper discusses some recent contributions by psychologists in the leisure area and outlines papers presented at the symposium.KEYWORDS: Compensatory Leisurecounselingdefinitions of Insureeducation for leisureintrinsic motivationleisure and quality of lifeperceived freedomplaypsychology of leisurestereotypes
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