However, play and activity are associated with quality of life and in the case of seniors, it can also affect successful aging and general well-being (Crocker, 2011; Lockett, Willis, & Edwards, 2005).
However, play and activity are associated with quality of life. For example, those who play may be more susceptible to injury (Costello et al., 2011; Lockett, Willis, & Edwards, 2005).