1992
DOI: 10.1080/00222216.1992.11969902
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Development of a Leisure Experience Battery for Adolescents: Parsimony, Stability, and Validity

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“…In finding that engagement in leisure was associated with more positive mood, less negative mood, and less reported stress (on two measures, including a state version of the perceived stress scale that assesses perceived controllability and efficacy regarding stress [47,48]), there is strong initial support for both immediate stress-reduction benefits and in improving one's capacity to cope with stress. Another set of theories suggest the importance of leisure in reducing boredom [56,57]. Reducing boredom through leisure is proposed to improve mental and physical health and to reduce engagement in poor health behaviors [29].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In finding that engagement in leisure was associated with more positive mood, less negative mood, and less reported stress (on two measures, including a state version of the perceived stress scale that assesses perceived controllability and efficacy regarding stress [47,48]), there is strong initial support for both immediate stress-reduction benefits and in improving one's capacity to cope with stress. Another set of theories suggest the importance of leisure in reducing boredom [56,57]. Reducing boredom through leisure is proposed to improve mental and physical health and to reduce engagement in poor health behaviors [29].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Iso-Ahola and Weissinger (1990) defined "leisure boredom" as "reflecting a mismatch between desired arousal-producing characteristics of leisure experiences, and perceptual or actual availability of such leisure experiences" (p. 4-5). Their efforts to measure leisure boredom (Iso-Ahola & Weissinger, 1987 as well as the efforts of others (e.g., Caldwell, Smith, & Weissinger, 1992;Wegner, Flisher, Muller, & Lombard, 2002;Weissinger, Caldwell, & Bandalos, 1992) focused on the perspective that what does or does not occupy an individual's free time is central to the experience of leisure boredom.…”
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“…L'approche de l'adolescence, s'accompagnant d'une autonomie grandissante accordée par l'adulte dans le choix d'activités, voit augmenter significativement le nombre d'activités de loisirs (Langouët, 2004). C'est aussi à cette période que les activités de loisirs vont réellement prendre une signification particulière et s'accompagner d'un plaisir croissant à la pratique (Caldwell, Smith & Weissinger, 1992 ;Kleiber, Larson & Csikszentmihalyi, 1986). Bien qu'il existe de larges différences interindividuelles dans ce sentiment, il explique la stabilité des choix entre l'adolescence et l'âge adulte, plus spécifiquement observée chez les femmes (Scott & Willits, 1998).…”
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“…À l'inverse, celles plus faiblement structurées (fréquentation de maisons de quartier, sports de rue...) sont relativement néfastes quant aux conduites à risques des adolescents (Eccles & Barber, 1999 ;Mahoney et al, 2003). L'absence de structuration serait associée à un certain ennui, l'activité ne proposant aucun challenge motivant pour l'adolescent (Caldwell et al, 1992). L'ennui et l'anxiété ressentis durant le temps extrascolaire avaient déjà été associés à un moindre sentiment de compétences et au développement des conduites tabagiques à l'adolescence (Smith & Caldwell, 1989).…”
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