FINALS Flashcards

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A list of activities for the enjoyment and consumption of a guest during their stay at a resort destination.

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guest activity program

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What are some benefits of guest activity programs?

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  • Feeling good about getting exercise
  • Enjoyment of the sights and sounds of nature
  • Menial relaxation
  • Learning about the natural environment
  • Feeling closer to their partner
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Guests must be free to select activities.

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Freedom

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Guests must be able to match their skill level to the activity to feel they can successfully participate.

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Perceived competence

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Activities chosen to satisfy an inner drive rather than to satisfy or impress others.

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Intrinsic motivation

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Guests need some degree of control over the experience, including selection of teammates and timing.

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Locus of control

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What are the five steps involved in guest activity programming?

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  • Assess the needs of guests
  • Define objectives for activities
  • Perform cluster or activity analysis
  • Administer the activity
  • Evaluate the experience
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What external factors influence the development and operation of guest activity programs?

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  • Historical influences
  • Environmental influences
  • Cultural influences
  • Social influences
  • Organizational influences
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Why is understanding guest needs important in activity programs?

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It helps in designing programs that meet guests’ expectations and desires.

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List some reasons why people participate in guest activities.

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  • Make friends
  • Belong to a group
  • Experience competition
  • Learn new skill
  • Share a talent
  • Gain prestige
  • Get in shape
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What is Maslow’s hierarchy of needs?

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A model that categorizes human needs into levels: Physical, Safety, Belonging and Love, Esteem, Self-Actualization.

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What is the significance of the safety need in travel?

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Traveling for health can satisfy safety needs by protecting the body and mind.

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Explain the esteem need according to Maslow.

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It includes self-esteem and esteem from others, related to strength, achievement, and recognition.

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What is self-actualization in the context of leisure?

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It is the goal of leisure, allowing individuals to discover more about themselves.

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What is motivation in the context of guest activities?

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An inner state that moves people toward a goal, which cannot be imposed but can be facilitated.

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What is needs assessment?

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A systematic inquiry about needs, attitudes, and behaviors of participants to improve activity programs.

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What are the goals of guest activity programs?

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  • Provide satisfying experiences for guests
  • Aid in skill development
  • Increase guests’ health and well-being
  • Encourage social interaction among guests
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What is the difference between goals and objectives in activity programs?

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Goals are broad outcomes while objectives are specific, short-term targets set before implementing activities.

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What does program format refer to in guest activities?

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The way in which an activity is organized and structured for customers.

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What does activity analysis involve?

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Determining how each part of an activity contributes to meeting goals and objectives.

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What is cluster analysis in guest activities?

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Clustering activities that yield similar outcomes based on participation correlation.

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What is the purpose of instruction in guest activities?

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To help guests learn a new skill or develop existing ones with high organization.

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What are intrinsic and extrinsic motivations for competition?

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Intrinsic - competing against oneself; Extrinsic - seeking recognition from others.

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What are social activities in guest programs?

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Activities primarily for social reasons, needing minimal programmer involvement.

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What is a trip in the context of guest activities?

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Organized activities that involve the movement of people around or away from the resort.

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What are special events in a resort?

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Organized activities like festivals, banquets, and shows to engage guests and promote the resort.