“I Did Not Have Time to Play Growing Up… So This is My Play Time. It's the Best Thing I Have Ever Done for Myself”: What is Play to Older Women?

By C. Yarnal, Garry Chick, D. Kerstetter. 2008

127 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Experimental and Cognitive Psychology, Gender Studies, Social Psychology

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In Experimental and Cognitive Psychology

1. H. Gibson
2. X. Shen
3. K. Henderson
4. C. Yarnal

In Gender Studies

1. H. Gibson
2. X. Shen
3. K. Henderson
4. C. Yarnal

In Social Psychology

1. H. Gibson
2. K. Henderson
3. X. Shen
4. C. Yarnal
5. L. Payne
6. K. Broughton
7. T. Liechty

Citations in the corpus

• An Exploration of Older Men's Social Lives and Well-Being in the Context of a Coffee Group (2017, background): “Similarly, several studies indicate that the laughter, fun, and playfulness associated with social activity are important to health for older adults (Cheang, 2002; Yarnal et al., 2008).”
• An Integrative Review of Women, Gender, and Leisure: Increasing Complexities (2013, methodology): “This friendship was explored by researchers such as Kerstetter, Yarnal, Son, I-Yin, and Baker (2008); Son, Yarnal, and Kerstetter (2010); and Yarnal, Chick, and Kerstetter (2008).”
• Blowing Open the Serious Leisure-Casual Leisure Dichotomy: What's In There? (2010, methodology): “Details about the survey method were published in Yarnal et al. (2008).”