Leisure! - Martijn Mulder practice questions

Does the following example connect to transparency, temporality, exclusivity or de-contextualization? An event that takes place every Easter.

Let's say someone is doing research on fish, and visits a pond to collect information. They want to come up with their own theory about the fish based on their findings.
A. Is this desk or field research?
B. Is this descriptive, exploratory, or explanatory research?

The residual definition of spare time relates to:

Parents play an essential role in someone's growing up and development. In which part of growing up is the parent's role generally most important?

People who refuse to live up to prevailing norms and values.
This definition relates to:

From a previous fun shopping visit a woman knows it is too busy on Saturdays in Amsterdam. The sentence above tells you something about which part of an attitude to visit Amsterdam on a Saturday?

In the model of Knulst explaining leisure behaviour, Bourdieu's three capitals should be positioned under:

According to Neulinger, a person can experience pure leisure when:

Which of the statements is false?
A. Maslow's need for esteem related to Ragheb & Beard's competence mastery dimension.
B. Maslow's need for love and belonging relates to Ragheb & Beard's social dimension
C. Maslow's need for safety relates to Ragheb & Beard's stimulus avoiding dimension

The pre-exposure phase of a person visiting an event starts when that person:

By subsidizing cultural venues like museums and theatres, the government uses its:

Disneyland Paris is thrilled that high speed trains limit the travel time to the themepark. In fact, the high speed trains enable Disneyland Paris to enlarge its:

Having a beach right in the city centre of Berlin refers to:

A new event is organized and immediately attracts a lot of visitors. Due to the new event, two other events in the city attract less visitors. This is an example of:

In his model categorizing the leisure industry, Mommaas distinguishes between two axes: placeless vs site-specific and active vs passive. To which category does games belong?

Mulder characterizes the new leisure industry with several specific features. Trivago, a website that compares all hotel offers, is an example of:

Does the subjective or objective approach refer to quality?

What is a social structure?

What is the way in which attitudes are formed called?

Match the following characteristics of an attitude with their meaning:
1. Affective
2. Cognitive
3. Conative
A. Behaviour
B. Knowledge
C. Emotion