Quality of life of people with disabilities: Differences in satisfaction with indicators and domains between active and inactive individuals

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“…That is to say, the initially set peculiarity of the success achievement motivation display is preserved at the end of the competitive period. Other researchers also pointed out the relative constancy in the peculiarities of the success achievement motivation display (Ray, 1982;Ajzen, 2005;Makarowski, 2013;Nemček, 2016). Concurrently, it must be taken into account that the results indicated significantly increased anxiety and reduced self-efficacy and performance in the group that was integrated in both instruction and playing, suggesting that full integration might be a barrier to both acquiring the skill and to developing motivation to participate, due to reduced performance and self-efficacy perceptions (Hutzler, 2007).…”

Campus recreation inclusion for people with disabilities: a qualitative investigation of current inclusive practices.

“…Other philosophers, such as Aristotle, believed there was a link to happiness through acts of virtuous behavior (Kesebir & Diener, 2008). An individual's perception of a quality life is influenced by his/her position in life in regard to culture, value systems, goals, expectations, standards, and concerns (Nemcek, 2016).…”

“…Subjective well-being and quality of life are important factors in the effort to be satisfied with one's life situation. Today's culture reflects the effort by individuals to lead a quality life and to be content with their own life situation (Nemcek, 2016). refer to life satisfaction as an individual's perception of his/her own aspirations and achievements in life being met.…”

“…Quality of Life (QOL) -Is an individual's perception of success in life which is influenced by his/her position in life in regard to culture, value systems, goals, expectations, standards, and concerns (Nemcek, 2016).…”

“…This assumption has created a barrier for people with disabilities must overcome in order to create a better quality of life. An individual's perception of a quality life is influenced by his/her position in life in regard to culture, value systems, goals, expectations, standards, and concerns (Nemcek, 2016).The next section will discuss the perception of quality of life for people with disabilities and how to improve the quality of life for people with disabilities.…”