Beyond Boredom and Anxiety¶
Csikszentmihalyi, M. (1975). Beyond Boredom and Anxiety: The Experience of Play in Work and Games.
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Primes¶
- Collective Effervescence
- The most intense effervescence often emerges spontaneously or from genuinely shared stakes, not from scripted processes
This sourceJossey-Bass. Introduces flow — individually experienced intensification of focus and intrinsic enjoyment that arises from genuine engagement rather than external prescription.
- The most intense effervescence often emerges spontaneously or from genuinely shared stakes, not from scripted processes
Domain-specific¶
- Flow State
- Flow state
This sourceJossey-Bass. Foundational empirical study that first formalized flow as the subjective state arising when challenge matches skill; the originating source defining flow as a distinct configuration of person and task.
- This represents the loss of self-consciousness that enables total absorption. Altered time perception.
This sourceJossey-Bass. Original documentation of altered time perception (subjective compression or dilation relative to clock time) as a canonical marker of deep flow engagement across chess, rock climbing, surgery, and dance.
- Flow state
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