Lesson 2

Question 1

Classification of Recreation based on individual Involvement

Answer 1

Spectator Type
Participant Type
Active Type
Passive Type
Physical Type
Mental Type
Public Type
Private Type
Commercial Type

Question 2

people spend their time watching the event and
derive enjoyment from it.

Answer 2

Spectator

Question 3

people do not gain enjoyment merely by
watching; they do so by joining the activities.

Answer 3

Participant

Question 4

people must function effectively in performing the
action

Answer 4

Active

Question 5

people have no excessive movement in performing the
task and action.

Answer 5

passive

Question 6

people exert efforts and physically perform the tasks.

Answer 6

Physical

Question 7

the mind doing the actions with less physical task.

Answer 7

Mental

Question 8

Involves the Public

Answer 8

Public

Question 9

confined to people working in a private company.

Answer 9

Private

Question 10

endorsing product which is open to everybody.

Answer 10

Commercial

Question 11

suggests that
recreational activities serve the purpose of allowing individuals to
expend excess energy that has not been utilized in the pursuit of
survival or work-related tasks.

Answer 11

Surplus Energy Theory

Question 12

According to this theory, recreation is a
way for individuals to engage in activities that are not directly related
to their immediate survival needs but instead help them release surplus
energy and maintain physical and mental well-being.

Answer 12

Surplus Energy Theory

Question 13

Who Proposed Surplus Energy Theory

Answer 13

Karl Groos

Question 14

posits that play serves as a means of recreating or reenacting real-life
experiences, events, or situations in a controlled and imaginative
setting.

Answer 14

The Re-creative Theory

Question 15

This theory emphasizes the idea that play allows individuals to
reinterpret and recreate their experiences, enabling them to better
understand and cope with the complexities of the world around them.

Answer 15

The-Recreative Theory

Question 16

suggests that individuals engage in leisure
activities as a way to anticipate and prepare for future challenges,
roles, and experiences.

Answer 16

The Anticipatory Theory

Question 17

This theory emphasizes the idea that
recreational pursuits are not only enjoyable and leisurely but also serve
a purpose in helping individuals anticipate and rehearse various
aspects of their lives in a controlled and imaginative setting.

Answer 17

The Anticipatory Theory

Question 18

suggests that during play, individuals reenact or
recapitulate evolutionary or developmental stages that their ancestors
or they themselves have experienced.

Answer 18

The Recapitulation Theory

Question 19

This theory is based on the idea
that play behaviors observed in humans and animals mirror behaviors that were adaptive and essential for survival in ancestral or earlier
developmental stages.

Answer 19

The Recapitulation Theory

Question 20

suggests that engaging in leisure activities
provides individuals with a cathartic release of emotions and tensions,
leading to emotional purification, relief, and psychological well-being.

Answer 20

The Cathartic Theory

Question 21

This theory is rooted in the idea that play serves as a mechanism for
individuals to express and process their emotions in a safe and
controlled environment, leading to a sense of emotional balance and
renewal.

Answer 21

The Cathartic Theory

Question 22

Benefits of Recreation

Answer 22

1. Essential to personal health;
2. Balanced human development;
3. Improves quality of life;
4. Reduces anti-social behavior;
5. Builds strong families;
6. Essential to ecological survival;
7. Provides economic benefits; and
8. Reduces health and social costs.