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It is derived from the Latin “re” which means "again”, and “create” which means “to create”

• RECREATION

• LEISURE

• PLAY

appears to have been used in the English language first in the late 14th century, in the sense of "refreshment or curing of a sick person".

• RECREATION

• LEISURE

• PLAY

means being free from prior commitments to physiologic or social needs which is the prerequisite of recreation.

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• LEISURE

• PLAY

which is usually the term for children's recreational activity

• RECREATION

• PLAY

• LEISURE

SOME OF RECREATION AND LEISURE MULTIPLE MEANINGS:

• 1. Individual’s perspective 2. It may be found in a Senior Citizen's Center 3. Workshop for people with cognitive disabilities 4. Treatment center for physical rehabilitation. 5. Adventure, risk, and excitement and fulfillment as they seek to meld recreation with technology.

• 1. Individual’s perspective 2. It may be found in a Senior Citizen's Center 3. Workshop for people with cognitive disabilities 4. hinarot pusong malambot 5. Adventure, risk, and excitement and fulfillment as they seek to meld recreation with technology.

• 1. carltt6000 2. It may be found in a Senior Citizen's Center 3. Workshop for people with cognitive disabilities 4. Treatment center for physical rehabilitation. 5. Adventure, risk, and excitement and fulfillment as they seek to meld recreation with technology.

are activities such as playing basketball or volleyball with friends, help to keep a person's body in shape and serve to initiate close bonds between and among like-minded individuals.

• PHYSICAL RECREATIONAL

• PLAY

• TOPASE

was derived from the Anglo-Saxon “plega”, meaning “a game, sport, skirmish, fight or battle”. This is related to the Latin "plaga” which means “a blow, stroke, or thrust”.

• PLAY

• RECREATION

• LEISURE

The view of leisure as closely related to social class stemmed from the work of Thorstein Veblen, a leading American sociologist of the late 19th century.

• AS A SYMBOL OF SOCIAL CLASS

• AS AN UNOBLIGATED TIME

• AS AN ACTIVITY

The most common view of leisure regards it as unobligated or discretionary time. Discretionary time is time that is not used for work obligations and personal maintenance.

• AS A SYMBOL OF SOCIAL CLASS

• AS AN UNOBLIGATED TIME

• AS AN ACTIVITY

Leisure may be viewed as an activity which people engage in during their free time.Obviously, this concept of leisure is closely linked to the idea of recreation because it involves the way in which free time is used for activity purposes.

• AS AN UNOBLIGATED TIME

• AS AN ACTIVITY

• AS A SYMBOL OF SOCIAL CLASS