TAILIEUCHUNG - Ebook Introduction to occupation (2/E): Part 2

(BQ) Part 2 book “Introduction to occupation - The art and science of living” has contents: Occupational transitions - work to retirement, occupational balance and well-being, occupations and places, work, occupation, and leisure, occupational deprivation - understanding limited participation, occupational justice, and other contents. | CHAPTER 8 Occupational Transitions: Work to Retirement Hans Jonsson OBJECTIVES Describe characteristics of occupational transitions. Identify positive and negative meanings of work and attitudes toward retirement. Describe three different directions evident in narratives about retirement. Identify common changes in the rhythm of life and meaning of occupations after retirement. 5. Discuss the six characteristics of engaging occupations in retirement. 6. Examine images of retirement in the media. 1. 2. 3. 4. KEY WORDS Engaging occupation Freedom Life transitions Meaning Narrative methodology Narrative plot Narrative slope Occupational balance Occupational rhythm Occupational transitions Retirement CHAPTER PROFILE This chapter considers occupational transitions that have a major impact on what people do and how they organize their time. Retirement as an occupational transition is studied as a major transition of ordinary life in the Western world. Phenomena The Internet provides an exciting means for interacting with this textbook and for enhancing your understanding of humans’ experiences with occupations and the organization of occupations in society. Use the address above to access the interactive Companion Website created specifically to accompany this book. Here you will find an array of self-study material designed to help you gain a richer understanding of the concepts presented in this chapter. 211 212 Chapter 8 Occupational Transitions: Work to Retirement like the meaning of occupations, rhythm of daily life, and the relationship between inner motivation and external expectations/demands are explored through this chapter. The presence or absence of an engaging occupation is analyzed as a key determinant for experiencing satisfying occupational patterns in retirement and is also discussed in more general terms. The chapter ends with a discussion of cultural images of retirement and how they might mirror and shape .

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• Occupational transitions
• Occupational balance
• Understanding limited participation
• Occupational justice
• Occupational deprivation
• The occupational nature
• Social groups