000			01525nam a22001577a 4500
999			_c521078 _d521078
008			221214b ||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d
100			_aGarrido, José María et al _936208
245			_aAre older adults’ leisure patterns consistent with the active ageing model? The influence of the ageist stereotypes
260			_aSocial Policy and Society
300			_a21(4), Oct, 2022: p.575-596
520			_aMore and more studies indicate that leisure plays a fundamental role in active ageing. Our study describes the current leisure patterns of older adults, comparing them with other age groups. Consequently, 445 adults, stratified by age (young, middle-aged and older adults), were selected and subsequently administered a set of tests. The results indicate that older people claim having more time for their leisure activities; however, the diversity of activities performed is lower, showing a negative gradient based on age. The leisure patterns of older people reflect a predominance of passive leisure, little cultural leisure time and moderate levels of social and physical leisure activities. Older people’s leisure seems to be influenced by ageist stereotypes and attribution biases. Our findings imply that these results could be used to design and implement programs aimed at promoting leisure styles that contribute to increase active ageing. – Reproduced
650			_aLeisure, Adults active, Ageism, Attributions. _934305
773			_aSocial Policy and Society
906			_aLEISURE
942			_cAR