Characteristics of Recreation
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Recreation has several key characteristics: it is done voluntarily during free time for social, emotional, and spiritual benefits; it provides flexibility in organized or unorganized activities; and engaging in recreation solves problems while rewarding participants with fitness and satisfaction from a variety of active or passive activities.
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- 10. Reference Gonzales, et.al. (2011). MAPEH Connections IV (1st Edition). Rex Book Store, Inc.