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Santoshi Sengupta. (2022) Travel after tragedy: A phenomenological study on what it takes for women to travel solo after tragedy. Journal of Leisure Research 53:1, pages 92-111.
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Tania Merelas-Iglesias & Ana Sánchez-Bello. (2019) Benefits of leisure in overcoming gender violence experiences: a case study. Leisure Studies 38:1, pages 15-27.
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David W. Walsh, B. Christine Green, Carole Holahan, Jessica D. Cance & Don Lee. (2019) Healthy aging? An evaluation of sport participation as a resource for older adults in retirement. Journal of Leisure Research 50:1, pages 56-80.
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Tali Hayosh. (2017) Engagement is serious leisure as practice for coping with the stress of daily life. World Leisure Journal 59:3, pages 206-217.
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Xinyi Lisa Qian & Careen Yarnal. (2011) The role of playfulness in the leisure stress-coping process among emerging adults: an SEM analysis. Leisure/Loisir 35:2, pages 191-209.
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