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Perceptions of Leisure Shared by Married Individuals. Edition No. 1
VDM Publishing House, April 2009, Pages: 104
Leisure and its benefits are typically from an
individual perspective. The concept of leisure lends
itself to be defined by the individual in the
experience, whereas, most definitions of leisure
would be inappropriate to define leisure shared by
couples. The benefits accrued are related to
perceptions of perceived freedom, pleasure, and
intrinsic motivation in the leisure experience.
Leisure shared by couples in all likelihood must
compromise on these qualities. Therefore,
understanding the perceptions of leisure shared by
married couples will lead to revised understanding
of the potential benefits of leisure for couples.
This book identifies three distinct categories of
couples differentiated by their perceptions of
shared leisure.
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