Douglas Kleiber
Biographic Data
| ID | 6187385 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Douglas Kleiber |
| GIVEN NAMES | Douglas |
| FAMILY NAME | Kleiber |
| SIGNATURE | KLEIBER D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Counseling and Human Development Services, University of Georgia |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 103 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
The legacy of Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi for leisure studies
Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
This article refers to:Experience design and the origins and aims of leisure studies: Shifting the focus from context to experience
A new day for special interests among world leisure members and colleagues
A new day for special interests among world leisure members and colleagues." World Leisure Journal, 59(3), pp. 254–255
Having More by Doing Less
A considerable literature now documents the vast array of constraints that keep people from participating in or enjoying recreation and leisure activities. Consistently these factors have been regarded as negative and deserving of elimination, negotiation, or navigation. Recently, however, researchers have argued (in separate chapters in Jackson, 2005a) that constraints often exist in a beneficial relationship with leisure activity patterns and s…
Modeling Change in Older Adults' Leisure Activities
Changes in three domains of leisure (i.e., informal, formal, and physical) were examined using data from individuals ages 50 and over from all three waves of the Americans' Changing Lives study (N = 1,911), and different patterns of change were found. Individual growth curve modeling suggested that while no change occurred over time on average within domains, significant individual differences were found in these patterns across all domains. Limi…
Quality of Exit from University Sports and Life Satisfaction in Early Adulthood
The possibility that the experience of retirement from sport may be different from one athlete to another has not been thoroughly examined. The current study offers evidence on the effect of role performance in intercollegiate basketball and football on life satisfaction in the period of adulthood immediately following. The theoretical departure point for this research comes from Kearl’s (1986) analysis of “exits” in everyday life and his assumpt…
The Experience of Leisure in Adolescence
This article investigates the psychological dimensions of leisure for adolescents, examining their experience of freedom, intrinsic motivation and positive affect in free time versus productive and maintenance activities. In addition, it examines the degree of challenge and concentration in such activities in order to consider the preparation they provide for serious adult roles. Following the procedures of the experience sampling method, 75 adol…
The Experience of Leisure in Adolescence
This article investigates the psychological dimensions of leisure for adolescents, examining their experience of freedom, intrinsic motivation and positive affect in free time versus productive and maintenance activities. In addition, it examines the degree of challenge and concentration in such activities in order to consider the preparation they provide for serious adult roles. Following the procedures of the experience sampling method, 75 adol…
Modeling Change in Older Adults' Leisure Activities
Changes in three domains of leisure (i.e., informal, formal, and physical) were examined using data from individuals ages 50 and over from all three waves of the Americans' Changing Lives study (N = 1,911), and different patterns of change were found. Individual growth curve modeling suggested that while no change occurred over time on average within domains, significant individual differences were found in these patterns across all domains. Limi…
Having More by Doing Less
A considerable literature now documents the vast array of constraints that keep people from participating in or enjoying recreation and leisure activities. Consistently these factors have been regarded as negative and deserving of elimination, negotiation, or navigation. Recently, however, researchers have argued (in separate chapters in Jackson, 2005a) that constraints often exist in a beneficial relationship with leisure activity patterns and s…
Quality of Exit from University Sports and Life Satisfaction in Early Adulthood
The possibility that the experience of retirement from sport may be different from one athlete to another has not been thoroughly examined. The current study offers evidence on the effect of role performance in intercollegiate basketball and football on life satisfaction in the period of adulthood immediately following. The theoretical departure point for this research comes from Kearl’s (1986) analysis of “exits” in everyday life and his assumpt…
Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
This article refers to:Experience design and the origins and aims of leisure studies: Shifting the focus from context to experience
The Experience of Leisure in Adolescence
This article investigates the psychological dimensions of leisure for adolescents, examining their experience of freedom, intrinsic motivation and positive affect in free time versus productive and maintenance activities. In addition, it examines the degree of challenge and concentration in such activities in order to consider the preparation they provide for serious adult roles. Following the procedures of the experience sampling method, 75 adol…
Quality of Exit from University Sports and Life Satisfaction in Early Adulthood
The possibility that the experience of retirement from sport may be different from one athlete to another has not been thoroughly examined. The current study offers evidence on the effect of role performance in intercollegiate basketball and football on life satisfaction in the period of adulthood immediately following. The theoretical departure point for this research comes from Kearl’s (1986) analysis of “exits” in everyday life and his assumpt…
Modeling Change in Older Adults' Leisure Activities
Changes in three domains of leisure (i.e., informal, formal, and physical) were examined using data from individuals ages 50 and over from all three waves of the Americans' Changing Lives study (N = 1,911), and different patterns of change were found. Individual growth curve modeling suggested that while no change occurred over time on average within domains, significant individual differences were found in these patterns across all domains. Limi…
Having More by Doing Less
A considerable literature now documents the vast array of constraints that keep people from participating in or enjoying recreation and leisure activities. Consistently these factors have been regarded as negative and deserving of elimination, negotiation, or navigation. Recently, however, researchers have argued (in separate chapters in Jackson, 2005a) that constraints often exist in a beneficial relationship with leisure activity patterns and s…
A new day for special interests among world leisure members and colleagues
A new day for special interests among world leisure members and colleagues." World Leisure Journal, 59(3), pp. 254–255
Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi
This article refers to:Experience design and the origins and aims of leisure studies: Shifting the focus from context to experience
The legacy of Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi for leisure studies
Psychology (7 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Political science (4 works) · Recreation, Leisure, Wilderness Management (4 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Physical activity (3 works) · Physical therapy (3 works) · Recreation (3 works)