Journal Contents

Volume 5, no 1

Frequency, duration, and social context of activities in daily living: time-budget methodology for caregiving research Ujimoto, K Victor, pp. 6-13

The relationships between time use and health and well-being in men with spinal cord injury Pentland, Wendy and Harvey, Andrew S and Walker, Janice, pp. 14-25

Time use, time pressure, personal stress, mental health, and life satisfaction from a life cycle perspective Zuzanek, Jiri , pp. 26-39

Volume 5, no 2

Contemporary criticisms of role theory Jackson, Jeanne, pp. 49-55

Is there a place for role theory in occupational science? Jackson, Jeanne, pp. 56-65

Biological requirements for occupation in primates: an exploratory study and theoretical analysis Wood, Wendy, pp. 66-81

Occupation as a mediator of depression in people with rheumatoid arthritis MacKinnon, Joyce R and Noh, Samuel and Miller, William C, pp. 82-92

Comment: Making a distinction between behaviour and action Wiseman, Roger, pp. 96-99

Volume 5, no 3

Practical contributions of occupational science to the art of successful ageing: how to sculpt a meaningful life in older adulthood Carlson, Mike and Clark, Florence and Young, Brian, pp. 107-118

From ageing to sageing: eldering and the art of being as occupation do Rozario, Loretta, pp. 119-126

Redefining work: setting directions for the future Jones, Barry, pp. 127-132

Los Angeles street kids: new occupations for life programs Snyder, Carolyn and Clark, Florence and Masunaka-Noriega, Marilyn and Young, Brian, pp. 133-139

Doing, being, and boredom Farnworth, Louise, pp. 140-146

Social transformation and the changing work-leisure relationship in the late 1990s Lobo, Francis, pp. 147-154

Occupational bliss or occupational stress: managing mental health in work contexts Ross, Frances Margaret, pp. 155-160

Does leisure support and underpin adolescents’ developing worker role? Passmore, Anne, pp. 161-165