Kofan Lee
Biographic Data
| ID | 4036123 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kofan Lee |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kofan |
| FAMILY NAME | Lee |
| SIGNATURE | LEE K |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Mississippi |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8017-7647 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 34 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The contribution of serious leisure qualities to passion in the context of collegiate sport club participation
This study aims to explore the relationship between dimensions of collegiate sport club experiences and the development of harmonious and obsessive passions. A measure of serious leisure qualities was employed to assess members' systematic pursuit with both the sporting and social facets of clubs. Dual passions signify contrasting psychological inclinations arising from optimal and excessive engagement, respectively. Online surveys were administe…
Thickening serious leisure
Gould et al.’s (2008) Serious Leisure Inventory and Measure (SLIM) and its short version were widely used to quantify dimensions of serious leisure for more than a decade. The purpose of this paper is to inform future research directions by reviewing studies employed SLIM to identify diverse SLIM practices and summarise present research findings. A total of 34 journal articles published in English between 2008 and 2019 were reviewed. Results reve…
Gym climbing constraints and negotiations during the pandemic
In this conceptual paper, we explore the impact of the pandemic, along with governmental and gym safety measures on gym climbing participation. We explain how internal and external forces have hindered participation and how gym climbers negotiated with those constraints during the pandemic. Drawing from secondary data sources in climbing-related media and organizations, we first illustrate how climbing gyms adapted their safety policies from shut…
The mediating role of passion in the relationship between serious leisure and well-being among university sport club participants
This study examined the mediating roles of two types of passion in explaining the relationship between serious leisure (SL) and well-being. Using the Dualistic Model of Passion, harmonious passion (HP) indicates an adaptive psychological mechanism when one’s serious pursuit authentically expresses one’s identity, whereas obsessive passion (OP) derives from conflicted SL participation and thus inner and interpersonal conflicts are generated. Using…
Testing the associations between climbers’ characteristics and motivations with various levels of self-determination
This study examined the association between rock climbers’ differences and SDT motivations. Past studies have investigated how the skills, experiences, and genders of individuals participating in adventure recreation link with their preferred motives in adventure recreation. Using SDT as the theoretical framework, motivation indicates the extent climbers internalized the values of rock climbing. 486 climbers with various skill and experience leve…
Serious leisure is social
In this article, the social world perspective (SWP) is discussed to address the concern that current serious leisure (SL) studies focus predominantly on individual experiences while overlooking the broader sociocultural context. In addition to using SWP to identify how social organization and process shape a leisure world and its members’ experiences, the fluidity of SWP indicates the need to explore social changes in a leisure world, underlying …
Understanding the motivations of serious leisure participation
The purpose of this study was to examine the associations between serious leisure (SL) and quality of motivation, in line with self-determination theory (SDT). The SL perspective was used to describe rock climbers’ commitment, identity development, and rewards gained from their serious pursuits. SDT was used to examine how motivations with various level of self-determination facilitated or hindered SL. Identified motivation was positively associa…
Understanding the motivations of serious leisure participation
The purpose of this study was to examine the associations between serious leisure (SL) and quality of motivation, in line with self-determination theory (SDT). The SL perspective was used to describe rock climbers’ commitment, identity development, and rewards gained from their serious pursuits. SDT was used to examine how motivations with various level of self-determination facilitated or hindered SL. Identified motivation was positively associa…
Serious leisure is social
In this article, the social world perspective (SWP) is discussed to address the concern that current serious leisure (SL) studies focus predominantly on individual experiences while overlooking the broader sociocultural context. In addition to using SWP to identify how social organization and process shape a leisure world and its members’ experiences, the fluidity of SWP indicates the need to explore social changes in a leisure world, underlying …
The mediating role of passion in the relationship between serious leisure and well-being among university sport club participants
This study examined the mediating roles of two types of passion in explaining the relationship between serious leisure (SL) and well-being. Using the Dualistic Model of Passion, harmonious passion (HP) indicates an adaptive psychological mechanism when one’s serious pursuit authentically expresses one’s identity, whereas obsessive passion (OP) derives from conflicted SL participation and thus inner and interpersonal conflicts are generated. Using…
The contribution of serious leisure qualities to passion in the context of collegiate sport club participation
This study aims to explore the relationship between dimensions of collegiate sport club experiences and the development of harmonious and obsessive passions. A measure of serious leisure qualities was employed to assess members' systematic pursuit with both the sporting and social facets of clubs. Dual passions signify contrasting psychological inclinations arising from optimal and excessive engagement, respectively. Online surveys were administe…
Understanding the motivations of serious leisure participation
The purpose of this study was to examine the associations between serious leisure (SL) and quality of motivation, in line with self-determination theory (SDT). The SL perspective was used to describe rock climbers’ commitment, identity development, and rewards gained from their serious pursuits. SDT was used to examine how motivations with various level of self-determination facilitated or hindered SL. Identified motivation was positively associa…
Serious leisure is social
In this article, the social world perspective (SWP) is discussed to address the concern that current serious leisure (SL) studies focus predominantly on individual experiences while overlooking the broader sociocultural context. In addition to using SWP to identify how social organization and process shape a leisure world and its members’ experiences, the fluidity of SWP indicates the need to explore social changes in a leisure world, underlying …
Testing the associations between climbers’ characteristics and motivations with various levels of self-determination
This study examined the association between rock climbers’ differences and SDT motivations. Past studies have investigated how the skills, experiences, and genders of individuals participating in adventure recreation link with their preferred motives in adventure recreation. Using SDT as the theoretical framework, motivation indicates the extent climbers internalized the values of rock climbing. 486 climbers with various skill and experience leve…
Thickening serious leisure
Gould et al.’s (2008) Serious Leisure Inventory and Measure (SLIM) and its short version were widely used to quantify dimensions of serious leisure for more than a decade. The purpose of this paper is to inform future research directions by reviewing studies employed SLIM to identify diverse SLIM practices and summarise present research findings. A total of 34 journal articles published in English between 2008 and 2019 were reviewed. Results reve…
Gym climbing constraints and negotiations during the pandemic
In this conceptual paper, we explore the impact of the pandemic, along with governmental and gym safety measures on gym climbing participation. We explain how internal and external forces have hindered participation and how gym climbers negotiated with those constraints during the pandemic. Drawing from secondary data sources in climbing-related media and organizations, we first illustrate how climbing gyms adapted their safety policies from shut…
The mediating role of passion in the relationship between serious leisure and well-being among university sport club participants
This study examined the mediating roles of two types of passion in explaining the relationship between serious leisure (SL) and well-being. Using the Dualistic Model of Passion, harmonious passion (HP) indicates an adaptive psychological mechanism when one’s serious pursuit authentically expresses one’s identity, whereas obsessive passion (OP) derives from conflicted SL participation and thus inner and interpersonal conflicts are generated. Using…
The contribution of serious leisure qualities to passion in the context of collegiate sport club participation
This study aims to explore the relationship between dimensions of collegiate sport club experiences and the development of harmonious and obsessive passions. A measure of serious leisure qualities was employed to assess members' systematic pursuit with both the sporting and social facets of clubs. Dual passions signify contrasting psychological inclinations arising from optimal and excessive engagement, respectively. Online surveys were administe…
Psychology (7 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Recreation, Leisure, Wilderness Management (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Motivation and Self-Concept in Sports (4 works) · Adventure Sports and Sensation Seeking (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Recreation (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (3 works)