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• 1 Jaar 1

• 1.1 Taak 0: PGO!

• What are the tasks within PGO?

  Chairperson, minute taker and boardwriter!

• 1.2 Taak 1: Wat is vrijetijd?

• What is the objective approach of leisure (vrije tijd)?

  The objective approach of leisure= al time - work/education - care tasks (zorgtaken) - personal maintenance

• What is the subjective approach of leisure (vrijetijd)?

  The subjective approach of leisure= al the time that the person experiences as free time.

  So, in this case free time is not tangible, it depends per person/situation.

  It often gets described as a leisure activity, while it actually is more like a leisure experience!

• Why does leisure (activities and experience) differ per person?

  • social environment has influence (reference groups)
    
  • difference between wanting and being able to (direct environment)
    

  
  

• 1.3 Taak 2: Historisch perspectief, trends en toekomst van de vrijetijd

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• During what time did the modern society take place?

  From 1850 until 1970.

• Why did the societies change into other societies?

  1850= Industrial revolution

  1970= Teenagers choose for themselves

• What are the characteristics of the traditional society?

  • A agrarian society with a small scale production
    
  • Depending on nature
    
  • Small communities
    
  • High social control
    

• What are the characteristics of the modern society?

  • Production on big(ger) scale
    
  • Anonymous  market

• What are the characteristics of the post-modern society?

  • Globalisation (smaller world)
    
  • Higher educated and higher income
    
  • Higher demands (question differentiation= vraagdifferentiatie) cause production to be more expensive
    
  • Rational person with an objective truth, the individual seeks a subjective gratification (behoeftebevrediging) 
    

• What are the weaknesses of niche-marketing?

  • Capital
  • Professionalism
  • Tensile force (spankracht)