Overview of play and leisure

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Ziviani, Jenny, Poulsen, Anne A. and Miller, Laura. (2017). Overview of play and leisure. In In Law, Mary and Baum, Carolyn (Ed.). Measuring occupational performance : Supporting best practice in occupational therapy pp. 153-199 Slack Incorporated.
AuthorsZiviani, Jenny, Poulsen, Anne A. and Miller, Laura
EditorsLaw, Mary and Baum, Carolyn
Abstract

[Extract] Play and leisure are core occupations important to measure for practice and research. The motivational elements of these occupations are similar, with intrinsic motivation and self-determination characterizing both. As such, play and leisure represent important occupational performance domains, alongside work, self-care, and rest.

Page range153-199
Year2017
Book titleMeasuring occupational performance : Supporting best practice in occupational therapy
PublisherSlack Incorporated
Place of publicationThorofare, NJ
EditionThird edition
ISBN9781630910266
9781630914165
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Online28 Feb 2017
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