The current study examined the extent to which leisure activities were related to different
forms of social support and its association with positive affect. A secondary data analysis …

Subjective vitality, the conscious experience of possessing energy and aliveness (Ryan and
Frederick, 1997), enables older adults to maintain a physically and socially active life, which …

Recent nation-wide data on self-reported leisure-time physical inactivity reveals that about
one third of the American population age 50 and over is sedentary. Several national …

Recreational activities are very important for a successful aging. In health protection,
improving (physiological, psychological, and sociological) support and recreational activities …

The aim of this study is to explore the role of leisure activities in the life satisfaction of older
people. In addition, the mediating and moderating effects of leisure activities and health on …

Objectives To investigate the role of leisure (as social engagement) in moderating the
association between subjective wellbeing and depressive symptoms among older Indians …

Aim Many older adults face limitations to participating in active leisure activities as a result of
their physical constraints from aging. Passive leisure activities become alternative leisure …

Leisure has become a topic of interest in stress-coping research. This study examined the
relationships between receiving leisure social support, providing leisure social support …

The purpose of this study was to investigate how serious leisure and flow contribute to
subjective well‐being (SWB) in the daily lives of older adults. Twenty‐two older adults were …

Previous research has suggested that leisure participation is positively related to an
individual's physical well-being and overall life satisfaction, but has generally neglected its …