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SYMPOSIUM AGENDA
CONCEPTUALIZATION OF FAMILY TIME
▪ Conceptualizing Shared Family Time using the Creation of Family Experience Framework
MEASUREMENT OF FAMILY TIME
▪ PSYCHOLOGICAL—Measuring Family Leisure Involvement and Satisfaction
▪ PHYSIOLOGICAL—Physiological Measures: Understanding Individuals within the Context of Family Relations
▪ BEHAVIORAL—Ecological Momentary Assessment (EMA) Methods in Family Experience Research: Validating Sociometric Badges
FAMILY TIME
CONCEPTUALIZED &
MEASURED:
PSYCHOLOGICAL,
PHYSIOLOGICAL,
& BEHAVIORAL
NCFR SYMPOSIUM: Research THEORY
CONCEPTUALIZING SHARED FAMILY TIME
USING THE
“CREATION OF FAMILY EXPERIENCE”
FRAMEWORK
Karen Melton, PhD, CTRS
Baylor University
National Council on Family Relations
November 15, 2017
AGENDA: CREATION OF FAMILY EXPERIENCES (CFE)
Family Time ~ Family Experiences
Three Domains of the CFE Family Factors
Activity Factors
Subjective Norms
Creation Process & Products of Family Experiences
3 Implications
Measurement
FAMILY TIME ~ FAMILY EXPERIENCE
“Time never exist in its own.
It's what happens in it.
You have to give it meaning.
You have to shape it.”
-Ester Percel
OBJECTIVE: ACTIVITY
SUBJECTIVE: EXPERIENCE
ACTIVE ROLE IN THE CREATION OF THIS EXPERIENCE
Objective & Subjective
Duerden, Ward & Freeman, 2015; Ellis, Jamal, Freeman & Jiang, 2016; Ellis & Rossman, 2008; Iso-Ahola, 1980; Pine & Gilmore, 2012; Sylvester, 2008
THIS IS
AMAZING!!!Please don’t
fall out, kiddo!
AHHH!!!Wow! This woman
has an annoying
scream.
“The three of them—Natalie, Madge, and Rusty—are in the same room doing the same activity, but like many families today, they are in separate emotional worlds which are often out of sync.”
-Larson & Richards (1994), p. 2
FAMILY TIME ~ FAMILY EXPERIENCE
Family Time
2 or more family members in a shared activity
which results in
shared and divergent family experience
CREATION OF FAMILY EXPERIENCES
Family Time:
• 2 or more family members
• in a shared activity
• which results in shared and
divergent family experience
WHAT FACTORS
ACCOUNT FOR SHARED
& DIVERGENT
EXPERIENCES DURING
FAMILY TIME?
BACKGROUND ON THE CFE FRAMEWORK
History
• The Academy for Leisure Sciences (TALS, 2017)
• Bridging Two Paradigms of Family Leisure• Feminist-Sociological
• Social-Psychological
Builds Upon Previous Theory & Research
• Structured Experience (Duerden, Ward, & Freeman, 2015)
• Family Activity Model (Melton, 2017)
• Parallel/Joint (Orthner, 1976)
• Core & Balance Model (Zabriskie & McCormick, 2001)
• Divergent Realities (Larson & Richards, 1994)
Research supporting the model
• Oxytocin (Melton, Larson, & Boccia, 2016, in review)
CREATION OF FAMILY EXPERIENCES
Family experiences are created from
(1) Family Factors interacting with
(2) Activity Factors which are situated within
(3) Subjective Norms.
THREE CFE DOMAINS
CFE DOMAIN: FAMILY FACTORS
Family Member
Family Member
Family Member
Individual-Level:
personal characteristics or traits
Family-Level:
shared characteristics or traits
FAMILY FACTORS & DIVERGENT FAMILY EXPERIENCES
➢ Roles (Shaw, 1992)
➢ Motivations (Dyck & Daly, 2006;
Falk & Dierking, 2011)
➢ Social class (Karsten & Felder, 2015;
Lareau, 2002; Harrington, 2013)
➢ Marital status (Passias, Sayer, &
Pepin, 2016)
Family Member
Family Member
Family Member
Family Member
Family Member
Family Member
Family Member
Family Member
Family Member
➢ Race/ethnicity (Sharaievska,
Kim, & Stodolska, 2013)
➢ Parental employment (Trussell
& Shaw, 2009; Werner & Shannon, 2013)
➢ Family life cycle (Rapoport &
Rapoport, 1975)
➢ Previous experiences (Kelly,
1977)
SEE REVIEW: TRUSSELL (2016) FAMILY LEISURE (BOOK CHAPTER)
CFE DOMAIN: ACTIVITY FACTORS
Social
Context
Physical Context
FALK (2006); FALK & DIERKING (2013)
ACTIVITY FACTORS & DIVERGENT FAMILY EXPERIENCES
Social Context of Family Activities
❖ Orthner, 1975
•Joint activities• activities that require high level of interaction
•Parallel activities•activities that require low level of interaction
Physical Context of Family Activities
❖Zabriskie & McCormick, 2001
•Core Activities
• activities that are done regularly in or near the home
•Balance Activities
•activities that rare or occasional for family members to participate in together
FAMILY ACTIVITY MODEL(MELTON, 2017)
• Intersect dimensions
• Social Context
• Physical Context
MELTON, K. (2017) FAMILY ACTIVITY MODEL. LEISURE SCIENCES.
CFE DOMAIN: SUBJECTIVE NORMS
“The perceived social pressure to perform
or not perform behavior” (Ajzen, 1991, p151)
• Religious
• Ethnicity
• Diversity of Family
• Parenting Ideologies
• Globalization
• Technology
• Economics (for review see Trussell, 2016)
CREATION PROCESS & PRODUCTS OF FAMILY EXPERIENCES
CREATION OF FAMILY EXPERIENCES
The family experiences are created from
(1) Family Factors interacting with
(2) Activity Factors which are situated within
(3) Subjective Norms.
CREATION OF FAMILY EXPERIENCES (CFE)
Creation Process: Iterative interaction over the duration
of the activity
Feedback Loops+/- Responses influence
subjective-cost benefit analysis
CREATION OF FAMILY EXPERIENCES (CFE)
Process: family experience
fe = (ff x af) sn
The biological, psychological,
and behavioral response from the
family activity
Product: Family Experience
FE = ∑ ((ff x af) sn)
The meaning, memories, and
reflection of the family activity
IMPLICATIONS
BRIDGING PARADIGMS & SCHOLASHIP ON FAMILY TIME:
The unintended consequence is a partial understanding of family time.
IGNORE
HALF OF
THE
EQUATION
IGNORE
HALF OF
THE
EQUATION
Feminist-Sociological Paradigm Social-Psychological Paradigm
IDENTIFY FACTORS OF DIVERGENT EXPERIENCES
Move Beyond: The family that
plays together, stays together
Advance: Evidence-Based
Recommendation for Family
Time
CONTEXTUALIZING FOR DIVERSE FAMILIES: INFORM PROGRAM DESIGN
EXAMPLES
• Military Families
• Adoptive Families
• LGBTQ Families
• Refugee Families
AND NOW THE INTERESTING PART OF THIS SYMPOSIUM
MEASUREMENT
When you cannot express it {FAMILY TIME} in numbers, you have not advanced the state of science.
-paraphrase of Sir William Thomson (Lord Kelvin)
MEASURING FAMILY LEISURE INVOLVEMENT AND SATISFACTIONJASMINE TOWNSEND
Psychological measure
Family Leisure Activity Profile
• Index of family leisure activities
Family Leisure Satisfaction Scale
• Individual psychological self-
assessment of family leisure
experience
PHYSIOLOGICAL MEASURES: UNDERSTANDING INDIVIDUALS WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF FAMILY RELATIONSMARIA L. BOCCIA, MADDIE LARSON, KAREN K. MELTON
Physiological measures
Oxytocin i.e., attachment hormone
• Urine
• Saliva
ECOLOGICAL MOMENTARY ASSESSMENT (EMA) METHODS IN FAMILY EXPERIENCE RESEARCH: VALIDATING SOCIOMETRIC BADGESCAMILLA J. HODGE, KELLY D. DAVIS, KELLY HOKE, DANIEL STANDRIDGE
Behavioral measures
Sociometric Badges
• social interaction of family
members
THANK YOU QUESTIONS & COMMENTS TO BE ADDRESSED AT THE END
Karen K. Melton
Baylor University
Melton, K. K. (November 2017). Conceptualizing Shared Family Time using the Creation of Family
Experience Framework. Paper at National Council for Family Relations. Orlando, FL.