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This thesis explores the belief that engaging in the arts has a positive influence on wellbeing, not just for individuals considered disadvantaged or at- risk , but also for the wellbeing of society and communities. A telephone survey was conducted with 76 participants residing in the Shire of Denmark, Western Australia. Arts participation was more strongly associated with the direct cognitive measure satisfaction with quality of life than community participation. This research has developed a workable methodology from which future research can be based, as well as demonstrated the ease with…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This thesis explores the belief that engaging in the arts has a positive influence on wellbeing, not just for individuals considered disadvantaged or at- risk , but also for the wellbeing of society and communities. A telephone survey was conducted with 76 participants residing in the Shire of Denmark, Western Australia. Arts participation was more strongly associated with the direct cognitive measure satisfaction with quality of life than community participation. This research has developed a workable methodology from which future research can be based, as well as demonstrated the ease with which standardised satisfaction, wellbeing and social capital measures can be adapted and administered to explore the relationship between arts participation and community wellbeing.
Autorenporträt
Julia Anwar McHenry''s main interest areas of research include regional, community, and cultural development; human geography and planning; the arts (especially music, dance and craft); and wellbeing (including social determinants of health and mental health).