Towards a model of optimal family leisure

Schwab, Keri; Dustin, Daniel L.

doi:10.1080/11745398.2015.1007881

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“…Щоб мобілізувати та використовувати інші сімейні ресурси, потрібен час. Серед різноманітних моделей використання сімейного часу є чимало доказів позитивного зв'язку між участю в сімейному дозвіллі та сімейним функціонуванням [3,4,7,10,21]. Потрібне повне розуміння потенційного впливу участі батьків у ОРРА дітей.…”

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“…Як Keri A. Schwab та ін. [21] припускають, що сильні та важливі мотиви для участі в ОРРА відрізняються залежно від видів діяльності, віку та статі дорослих. Систематичний огляд Пасічняк Л. та Дудчак М [13] також надає хороші докази цінності особистості для розуміння поведінки під час фізичних вправ, демонструючи важливість автономної (ідентифікованої та внутрішньої) регуляції у сприянні ОРРА.…”

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Motivational background of active family leisure for the younger generation

Hakman¹

2022

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The analysis of scientific studies has shown that the majority of respondents of various ages spend their free time with their family. These data served as the basis for the study of the motivational background of active family leisure for the younger generation. Goal of research: generalization of the position of literary sources, documentary materials, domestic and world practical experience on the theoretical foundations of motivational components of family leisure time using outdoor activities. Research methods: theoretical analysis of scientific and methodological literature and documentary materials; comparative method, structural and functional analysis. Research findings and conclusions: The theoretical foundations of spending spare time in the family are characterized. It has been established that spending time in the family circle is influenced by many factors, such as the number of lessons and volume of scientific material, professional employment of parents, financial support, etc. Scientific research has confirmed the fact that without parental modeling of behaviors that contribute to increased levels of motor activity, adolescents are less involved in sports. Adults' concerns about health-recreational motor activity are often related to the early behavior of children and youth. Attention should be paid to individuals when they are children to improve their subsequent participation in health-recreational motor activity in adulthood. In order to attract the younger generation to the systematic activities of health-recreational motor activity, it is necessary to devote enough time to the organization of family leisure time for motor activity. Motivation is a personal characteristic that is a key factor in engaging in health-recreational motor activity during family leisure time. As a result of the study, we identified 4 groups of motives for active family leisure: "social motives", "health motives", "good child motives" and "achievement motives". We considered the motivational background of active family leisure comprehensively, through the structure of motivation. We have defined the principles that must be followed so that to effectively motivate family members to engage in active leisure.

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Motivational background of active family leisure for the younger generation

Hakman¹

2022

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“…A couple's relationship can deteriorate gradually when there is a lack of order and predictability, a phenomenon referred to as entropy. For decades, family and leisure scholars have suggested that couples should spend their time together in rituals, routines, and recreation to provide predictable, regular interactions that enhance couples' relationships (e.g., Doherty, ; Fiese, ; Orthner, ; Schwab & Dustin, ; Zabriskie & McCormick, ). Scholars from these fields describe the positive association between family leisure activities and family bonding (Fiese, ; Hodge et al, , Orthner & Mancini, 1990; Townsend, Van Puymbroeck, & Zabriskie, ; Zabriskie & McCormick, ); yet no studies from these fields have examined the underlying mechanisms of family leisure activities that produce family bonding.…”

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Examining Couple Recreation and Oxytocin via the Ecology of Family Experiences Framework

Melton

Larson

Boccia

2019

J of Marriage and Family

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Objective:To evaluate the release of oxytocin as a biomarker of romantic-partner attachment during couple recreation. Background: To date, no studies have examined the impact of distinct types of recreation activities on the release of oxytocin. The Ecology for Family Experience framework, which highlights the divergent experience of family members, guided the experimental design. Method: A total of 20 cohabitating or married couples were randomly assigned to one of the following two experimental groups: board games or art class. Urinary oxytocin was measured before and after the recreational activity. Analysis of covariance was used to determine group differences in oxytocin levels. Results All groups released oxytocin during couple activities. Men in the art class demonstrated oxytocin response twice the level than other groups. Couples in the art class reported more partner touching than couples playing board games. A significant environmental impact was also identified.

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“…The most negative manifestations in this regard include the formation of personality which is sometimes characterized by greed, thus driving the translation of all values into material goods with the focus on raising the standards of living. This not only leads to impoverishment of the content and forms of leisure time, but also to its excessive reduction and sometimes even to the complete abandonment of leisure time in the family [2,15,25,38,30,43,44]. One also needs to mention here the issue of new technology.…”

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Family leisure-time physical activities – results of the “Juniors for Seniors” 15-week intervention programme

Pluta

Bronikowska

Tomczak³

et al. 2017

Biomedical Human Kinetics

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SummaryStudy aim: Both adequate time and quality time are important for the wellbeing of a family. The study evaluated the effectiveness of a 15-week family-based physical activity (PA) intervention entitled "Junior for Seniors". It included both children and parents. The paper focuses on an important topic -family-based leisure-time physical activity (LTPA). It is set in Polish primary schools, which is a novel approach. Regular physical activity for young people and their parents improves health and fitness including strength and endurance, promotes development of healthy bones and muscles, helps control weight and increases self-esteem. Material and methods:In 2015, 24 children ("juniors", 14 girls and 10 boys, aged (mean ± SD) 7.96 ± 0.69 years) and 22 parents ("seniors", 14 mothers aged 38.86 ± 2.96 years and 8 fathers aged 37.38 ± 2.97 years) were voluntarily enrolled in a study encompassing three primary schools in the city of Poznań, Poland. To measure factors associated with LTPA, selected questions from the Health Behaviour in School-aged Children (HBSC) questionnaire were used. Results: As a result of the intervention, children increased both the amount of time they spent on intense LTPA and the frequency with which they undertook LTPA (values for "time spent on intense physical exercises during leisure time" were statistically significantly higher in the post-test; Z = -2.57; p < 0.05). In the post-test, statistically significant relations were obtained between the following variables: reason for physical activity: for better sport results -with family: playing together; r = 0.41, p < 0.05. In the parents' group no statistically significant increase was observed in any of the variables measured. Conclusions: The research issues presented in this paper require further exploration in larger scale studies. However, based on the present study, it may be concluded that one important goal has been achieved: that of more frequent family social behaviours and improved quality of LTPA.

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Towards a model of optimal family leisure

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Motivational background of active family leisure for the younger generation

Motivational background of active family leisure for the younger generation

Examining Couple Recreation and Oxytocin via the Ecology of Family Experiences Framework

Family leisure-time physical activities – results of the “Juniors for Seniors” 15-week intervention programme

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