Life satisfaction and Maslow's hierarchy of needs: an international analysis of the world values survey

Pawsey, Hailey; Cramer, Kenneth M.; DeBlock, Denise

doi:10.1504/ijhd.2023.131530

IJHD

2023

DOI: 10.1504/ijhd.2023.131530

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Life satisfaction and Maslow's hierarchy of needs: an international analysis of the world values survey

Hailey Pawsey¹,

Kenneth M. Cramer²,

Denise DeBlock³

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Building a Sense of Belonging in Dance with Adolescents: A Systematic Review

Sango,

Pickard

2024

Adolescents

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It has been suggested that adolescents’ mental health challenges account for half of the disease burden in the world’s adolescents and young adults. In addition to psychological and medical interventions employed to prevent and treat mental health conditions, programmes such as social prescribing which include arts-based activities like dance, are gaining momentum in countries such as the UK. Evidence shows that such activities can produce positive mental and physical well-being outcomes for individuals with the potential to build a sense of belonging and connection among adolescents. This review aims to collate and synthesise findings of studies that explored building a sense of belonging and/or its features in dance with adolescents. The review was reported based on the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis (PRISMA) guidelines. We identified 14 studies that met the inclusion criteria which were used to present a narrative synthesis to address the review questions. The findings show the need for more dance research that directly focuses on and explores the role of dance in building a sense of belonging with adolescents and how a sense of belonging can be facilitated through dance.

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Building a Sense of Belonging in Dance with Adolescents: A Systematic Review

Sango,

Pickard

2024

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“It Is as if I Gave a Gift to Myself”: A Qualitative Phenomenological Study on Working Adults’ Leisure Meaning, Experiences, and Participation

Sezer,

Aki

2024

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Leisure participation is a fundamental human and occupational right throughout life for working people, particularly in adulthood. A total of 28 working adults representing diverse regions of Turkey, from middle-class backgrounds, aged between 25 and 50, and without any known health conditions, were interviewed to gain insights into their leisure participation during the period September 2021–May 2022. The acquired data were analysed using the interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA) approach. The analysis identified six main themes and twenty-two subthemes: the meaning of leisure, recovery from work, facilitators and barriers, well-being, occupational injustice, and flow of life. Participants distinguished between “free time” and “leisure time”, defining the latter as purposeful engagement in enjoyable, meaningful activities. This study emphasises the dynamic interplay of factors influencing leisure participation among Turkish working adults, including working conditions, financial resources, social support systems, and opportunities for participation, with some effects of COVID-19 pandemic. One can shift from well-being to a lack of well-being, and this can result in occupational injustices that may arise in the flow of life, as unsupportive consequences of participation limitations among working adults. By acknowledging and enhancing leisure as a crucial aspect of well-being, this research underscores the importance of promoting resilience and holistic health among working individuals.

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Life satisfaction and Maslow's hierarchy of needs: an international analysis of the world values survey

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