Award recipient uses interactionism to understand leisure behavior. (John R. Kelly, recreation and park researcher, winner of the Theodore and ... Update): An article from: Parks & Recreation

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From the supplier: Kelly's research identifies leisure activities as central to a person's awareness and understanding of his or herself. Leisure is a means for individuals to communicate to a larger group, and also to participate within society.

Citation Details
Title: Award recipient uses interactionism to understand leisure behavior. (John R. Kelly, recreation and park researcher, winner of the Theodore and Franklin Roosevelt Award for Excellence in Research) (includes list of references)(Research Update)
Author: Karla A. Henderson
Publication: Parks & Recreation (Magazine/Journal)
Date: April 1, 1995
Publisher: National Recreation and Park Association
Volume: v30 Issue: n4 Page: p21(4)

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