Serious Leisure, Health Perception, Dispositional Optimism, and Life Satisfaction Among Senior Games Participants

Heo, Jinmoo; Lee, Youngkhill

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“…Heo & Lee, 2010). Yalimaz and Arslan, (2013) found the relationship between SWB, positive and negative affect.…”

Section: International Journal Of Research Studies In Psychology 37mentioning

confidence: 99%

The moderating role of positive and negative emotions in relationship between positive psychological capital and subjective well-being among adolescents

Afzal¹,

Malik²,

Atta³

2014

IJRSP

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The current research was aimed to investigate the moderating role of positive and negative emotions between the relationship of PsyCap and subjective well-being (SWB) among adolescents. Sample was comprised 616 school adolescents of rural and urban areas. Urdu version of Trait Well-being Inventory by Fatima (2004) and PANAS (Watson, Clark & Tellegen, 1988) were used to measure the constructs, whereas PsyCap scale for adolescents was used to measure PsyCap (Afzal, 2013). Moderated hierarchical regression analysis depicted that low level negative emotions moderated the relationship of self-efficacy, hope and optimism with SWB. Further results of study also illustrated that high level of positive emotions strengthen the relationship between hope and SWB, whereas positive emotions did not yield significant moderating role in relationships between the optimism and self-efficacy with SWB.

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“…Heo & Lee, 2010). Yalimaz and Arslan, (2013) found the relationship between SWB, positive and negative affect.…”

Section: International Journal Of Research Studies In Psychology 37mentioning

confidence: 99%

The moderating role of positive and negative emotions in relationship between positive psychological capital and subjective well-being among adolescents

Afzal¹,

Malik²,

Atta³

2014

IJRSP

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“…The results of their study show that one of the indicators of serious leisure (affective attachment) was positively correlated to optimism, age, and the number of years participated. It was found that dispositional optimism and perceived health were signifi cant predictors of life satisfaction [ 19 ]. The study suggests to the reader that in 2005 there was no problem for the elderly to use the new technology.…”

Section: Motivation and Life Satisfactionmentioning

confidence: 97%

Motivating Rehabilitation Through Competitive Gaming

Sik-Lányi

Szucs

2016

Modern Stroke Rehabilitation Through E-Health-Based Entertainment

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This chapter presents the games and animations developed for the "StrokeBack" project. After a detailed introduction-which is quite a detailed overview of the current available literature-showing the multimedia and virtual realitybased games and rehabilitation systems made all over the world. The second chapter deals with the presentation of the development environment of the "StrokeBack" projects' games. This is followed by the third chapter which describes in detail the games themselves from the initial games' ideas and from the fi rst developing steps to the fi nal version of the games. Finally, from the suggested several games only three games (Break the Bricks, Birdie, and Gardener) have been installed into the system. The goal of these games is to make it possible for the patients to practice at home. The patients have exercised various repetitive movements. The fourth part of this chapter presents the redesign of the games based on the therapists' and patients' opinions. The description of the level editors is in the fi fth part of the chapter. The sixth section presents the motivation and teaching animations. Motivational animations were necessary for the patients to have a short rest between the completion of a level and stepping to the next level of the game. The teaching animations teach the clients the proper movements that he/she must exercise both during the game and music therapy. Particular transactions to the games and the animation should have a great motivating effect.

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“…etc.) (Heo & Lee, 2010). Second, it will be meaningful to include variables such as life satisfaction, sense of happiness, and leisure negotiation strategies in future studies that investigate serious leisure and leisure satisfaction.…”

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Lee²,

Kim

2016

JPES

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Abstract:This study attempted to investigate the effect of serious leisure on leisure satisfaction among older adults. A total of 243 questionnaires were administered during two senior sport games held in Daejeon and Incheon, Korea, from November to December 2015, using purposive sampling. All statistical analyses were performed using SPSS 21.0, namely, frequency analysis, exploratory factor analysis, reliability analysis, correlation analysis, and multiple regression analysis. The analysis led to the following conclusions. First, the individual benefit of serious leisure was significantly related to all factors of leisure satisfaction, except educational factor. Second, the identification factor of serious leisure was significantly related to relaxation, physiological, and educational factors of leisure satisfaction. Third, the personal effort factor of serious leisure was significantly related to relaxation and educational factors of leisure satisfaction. Fourth, the career factor of serious leisure was significantly related to the physiological and psychological factors of leisure satisfaction. Fifth, the perseverance factor of serious leisure was negatively related to relaxation, aesthetic, and social factors of leisure satisfaction. Sixth, the unique ethos of serious leisure was significantly related to the educational factor.

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Serious Leisure, Health Perception, Dispositional Optimism, and Life Satisfaction Among Senior Games Participants

Cited by 65 publications

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The moderating role of positive and negative emotions in relationship between positive psychological capital and subjective well-being among adolescents

The moderating role of positive and negative emotions in relationship between positive psychological capital and subjective well-being among adolescents

Motivating Rehabilitation Through Competitive Gaming

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