Pomiędzy bezpieczeństwem a ryzykiem. Pozytywne konteksty rekreacji outdoorowej

Spis treści:

Wstęp

Rozdział 1. Człowiek i przyroda

1.1. Teoria biofilii Edwarda O. Wilsona
1.2. Teoria przywracania uwagi Stephena Kaplana
1.3. Teoria redukcji stresu Richarda Ulricha
1.4. Korzyści z przebywania w środowisku przyrodniczym dla dobrostanu

Rozdział 2. Tradycyjne podejście do ryzykownej rekreacji  outdoorowej

2.1. Teoria Marvina Zuckermana
2.2. Teoria Michaela Aptera
2.3. Teoria Simona Priesta
2.4. Teoria Alana Ewerta
2.5. Teoria Seppo Iso-Aholi
2.6. Wielowymiarowość rekreacji outdoorowej

Rozdział 3. Nowe podejście do ryzykownej rekreacji outdoorowej

3.1. Rekreacja outdoorowa z perspektywy psychologii pozytywnej
3.1.1. Dobrostan hedonistyczny i eudajmonistyczny
3.1.2. Dobrostan afektywny
3.1.3. Dobrostan duchowy i egzystencjalny
3.2. Przepływ
3.3. Pozytywne zasoby w rekreacji
3.3.1. Kluczowe oceny
3.3.2. Kapitał psychologiczny
3.3.3. Orientacja pozytywna
3.4. Odwaga
3.5. Pasja
3.6. Konsekwencje rekreacji dla dobrostanu

Rozdział 4. Metodologia badań własnych

4.1. Wprowadzenie
4.2. Problemy badawcze i hipotezy
4.3. Narzędzia badawcze
4.4. Osoby badane i procedura badań

Rozdział 5. Pozytywne korelaty bezpiecznej i ryzykownej rekreacji outdoorowej

5.1. Pozytywne motywy a bezpieczna i ryzykowna rekreacja outdoorowa
5.2. Psychologiczny kapitał a bezpieczna i ryzykowna rekreacja outdoorowa
5.3. Dobrostan a bezpieczna i ryzykowna rekreacja outdoorowa

Rozdział 6. Pozytywne profile w bezpiecznej i ryzykownej rekreacji outdoorowej

6.1. Profile motywacji a bezpieczna i ryzykowna rekreacja outdoorowa
6.2. Profile kapitału psychologicznego a bezpieczna i ryzykowna rekreacja outdoorowa
6.3. Profile bezpiecznej i ryzykownej rekreacji outdoorowej a dobrostan

Rozdział 7. Pozytywne wyznaczniki bezpiecznej i ryzykownej rekreacji outdoorowej

7.1. Pozytywne motywy jako wyznaczniki bezpiecznej i ryzykownej rekreacji outdoorowej
7.2. Psychologiczny kapitał jako wyznacznik bezpiecznej i ryzykownej rekreacji outdoorowej
7.3. Bezpieczna i ryzykowna rekreacja outdoorowa jako wyznacznik dobrostanu
7.4. Model strukturalny bezpiecznej i ryzykownej rekreacji outdoorowej z perspektywy psychologii pozytywnej

Rozdział 8. Dyskusja

8.1. Pomiar bezpiecznej i ryzykownej rekreacji outdoorowej
8.2. Pozytywne motywy bezpiecznej i ryzykownej rekreacji outdoorowej
8.3. Uwarunkowania bezpiecznej i ryzykownej rekreacji outdoorowej
8.4. Profile osób podejmujących bezpieczną i ryzykowną rekreację outdoorową
8.5. Znaczenie bezpiecznej i ryzykownej rekreacji outdoorowej dla dobrostanu
8.6. Podsumowanie badań

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