Development of a Short Form to Assess Perceived Freedom in Leisure

Peter A. Witt · Gary D. Ellis

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The paper describes the development of two versions of a short form to measure “perceived freedom in leisure.” These scales are based on Ellis and Witt's (1984) earlier development of five scales that together were shown to measure this construct. Reliability and validity data are described.

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