RESM programing questions with
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program purpose - correct answer ✔✔a designed opportunity for leisure experience to occur;
individual experience
what is programming? - correct answer ✔✔designing, staging, and delivering leisure
opportunities by intervening in social interaction; designing & staging
program development - correct answer ✔✔The overall management process in which the
programmer designs, stages, manages, and delivers and evaluates services within the context of
a specific agency; managing program delivery
what components make up the programming trilogy? - correct answer ✔✔Design, Evaluation,
Staging
Design - correct answer ✔✔outcome goals; Y statements
Evaluation - correct answer ✔✔verifying/ documenting a leisure experience & whether or not
the intended outcomes were achieved
staging - correct answer ✔✔interactions in framed encounters; X statements
what do programmers program and stage? - correct answer ✔✔leisure experiences
what are some examples of leisure experiences programmers program and stage? - correct
answer ✔✔games, recreation, play, sport, tourism, & events
, leisure - correct answer ✔✔an experience that is most likely to occur during freely chosen
interactions characterized by a high degree of personal engagement that is motivated by the
intrinsic satisfaction that is expected to result
conscious behavior - correct answer ✔✔freely choose to engage, perceived freedom, view it as
intrinsically satisfying, opportunity to self direct the outcome
perceived freedom is freedom to... - correct answer ✔✔choose to participate and having
choices within an activity
perceived freedom is freedom not to... - correct answer ✔✔economic restraint, social role
constraint, political restraint, religious restraint
intrinsic satisfaction - correct answer ✔✔autotelic activity, satisfaction through interactive
engagement, personally interpreted, demands and consumes ones focused attention
positive affect - correct answer ✔✔being the cause of an act, processing & ordering info, joy of
affecting outcome, matching skills with challenges
characteristics of games - correct answer ✔✔rule bounded, coequal players, control of chance
and skill, problematic outcome
characteristics of recreation - correct answer ✔✔restoration, social purpose, & morality
characteristics of play - correct answer ✔✔spontaneously, self-expression, & nonserious
characteristics of sport - correct answer ✔✔physical exertion, standardizing rules, competitions
of physical skills
complete solutions passed
program purpose - correct answer ✔✔a designed opportunity for leisure experience to occur;
individual experience
what is programming? - correct answer ✔✔designing, staging, and delivering leisure
opportunities by intervening in social interaction; designing & staging
program development - correct answer ✔✔The overall management process in which the
programmer designs, stages, manages, and delivers and evaluates services within the context of
a specific agency; managing program delivery
what components make up the programming trilogy? - correct answer ✔✔Design, Evaluation,
Staging
Design - correct answer ✔✔outcome goals; Y statements
Evaluation - correct answer ✔✔verifying/ documenting a leisure experience & whether or not
the intended outcomes were achieved
staging - correct answer ✔✔interactions in framed encounters; X statements
what do programmers program and stage? - correct answer ✔✔leisure experiences
what are some examples of leisure experiences programmers program and stage? - correct
answer ✔✔games, recreation, play, sport, tourism, & events
, leisure - correct answer ✔✔an experience that is most likely to occur during freely chosen
interactions characterized by a high degree of personal engagement that is motivated by the
intrinsic satisfaction that is expected to result
conscious behavior - correct answer ✔✔freely choose to engage, perceived freedom, view it as
intrinsically satisfying, opportunity to self direct the outcome
perceived freedom is freedom to... - correct answer ✔✔choose to participate and having
choices within an activity
perceived freedom is freedom not to... - correct answer ✔✔economic restraint, social role
constraint, political restraint, religious restraint
intrinsic satisfaction - correct answer ✔✔autotelic activity, satisfaction through interactive
engagement, personally interpreted, demands and consumes ones focused attention
positive affect - correct answer ✔✔being the cause of an act, processing & ordering info, joy of
affecting outcome, matching skills with challenges
characteristics of games - correct answer ✔✔rule bounded, coequal players, control of chance
and skill, problematic outcome
characteristics of recreation - correct answer ✔✔restoration, social purpose, & morality
characteristics of play - correct answer ✔✔spontaneously, self-expression, & nonserious
characteristics of sport - correct answer ✔✔physical exertion, standardizing rules, competitions
of physical skills
