Chapter 13

"Leisure is something to be earned. It is awarded to those who can satisfy the qualifications"

Which of the following perspectives of leisure is described?

• Right

• Privilege

• Commodity

"Leisure is necessary and is equally available to all"

Which of the following perspectives of leisure is described?

• Right

• Privilege

• Commodity

"Leisure can be bought and is available to as we desire"

Which of the following perspectives of leisure is described?

• Right

• Privilege

• Commodity

"Fairness" describes the primary meaning of...

• Equinity

• Equality

• Equally

• Equity

Which effect(s) can leisure have towards equity?

Choose all answers that apply.

• Restricts equity

• Enables equity

• No effect

• Eliminates equity

Detrimental treatment of people, things, or ideas is known as...

• Prejudice

• Constraint

• Inequity

• DIscrimination

A restriction that hinders one's participation in a leisure pursuit once an interest has been formed is known as...

• Obstruction

• Restraint

• Constraint

• Barrier

Architectural, environmental, and/or economical barriers to leisure, such as not having enough money.

• Structural constraints

• Intrapersonal constraints

• Interpersonal constraints

Personal, psychological attributes that restrict leisure involvement, such as lack of confidence in oneself.

• Structural constraints

• Intrapersonal constraints

• Interpersonal constraints

Limitations that arise from social interactions with friends, family, or others, such as having no one to participate with.

• Structural constraints

• Intrapersonal constraints

• Interpersonal constraints