RLS100 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Sensation Seeking, Parachuting, Ragheb Alama
19 Sep 2016
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Chapter 2: this chapter discusses various expressions and/or benefits of leisure, including: Freedom / reward motivations (nancy yan, sept. 21) Happiness (sept. 12 dr. gordon walker) / relaxation / Commitment (sept. 14 dr. howie harshaw) Solitude / ritual / spirituality (but are there any others you can think of?) According to callois (1961), see p. 36: Agon competitive games involving some degree of skill (e. g. sports) Alea games of pure luck (e. g. , bingo), gambling. Ilinx games involving vertigo & sensory stimulation, intense (e. g. , roller coaster ride), drugs. Mimicry role playing games (e. g. , cosplay; edm. Subjective well-being: subjective well-being (swb) is one measure of the quality of life of an individual and of societies (diener et al. , 2003, p. 405), swb involves people"s: Affective evaluations of their lives. (dr. walker will discuss. Happiness) emotion or feeling generated when you experience something. cognitive evaluation of their lives.
