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The aim of this study is to analyze the daily free time budget of students, their free time structure and to show the possible differences in free time management depending on the respondents’ professional status. The primary method of collecting research material was a diagnostic survey, including the questionnaire developed by the author. The res...
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... this paper, the analysis of the results of own research will be carried out only with regard to the professional status of respondents determining their sources of income, and the diversity of results depending on the gender of respondents is the research problem of another study. Table 2 shows the number of respondents by employment status, time and place of research. In the entire study sample, the largest number of respondents (225) were financially dependent on their parents, and the smallest (52) worked to support themselves. ...Similar publications
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... Notably, children, non-working young adults, and retirees generally enjoy greater amounts of leisure time. Paradoxically, these groups are simultaneously characterised by lower income levels, and yet the effective management of leisure time often entails various consumer expenditures [33]. ...
The sphere of leisure time fulfils important roles in human life, translating into the quality of life of the individual and society. Hence, comprehensive research is being conducted on the ways in which different age groups, including older people, use leisure time. However, few of them take into account factors related to the place of residence, which are important for respondents’ leisure time activities. This study aims to fill the gap in this regard. The aim of the article is to identify socio-demographic variables determining the way adults spend their leisure time, with a particular focus on older people in selected border municipalities in Poland. The study included 1068 individual questionnaire questionnaires completed in 2021 by respondents of border municipalities. One of the non-probability techniques was chosen as the method for selecting elements for the sample, namely, the quota method, which took into account the following characteristics of the population: age, gender, and place of residence. The analyses used selected methods of descriptive statistics and multivariate comparative analysis. The results confirmed that leisure use varied by gender, age, and education. The research also showed that, in the case of older people, leisure time use is influenced by elements relating to their place of residence. Particularly important were the development of green areas in the municipality, safety in the municipality, and the cleanliness of recreational sites.
... Like working time, leisure time has its own value, and its gradual increase does not necessarily reduce production in the economy. Leisure time is also recognized as compensation for working time, and is an element of higher quality and standard of life, as well as a factor of selfrealization (Miłaszewicz and Węgrzyn, 2020). ...
... As noted by Miłaszewicz and Węgrzyn (2020), the success of individuals, enterprises, as well as the socio-economic development and well-being of entire communities depend on the division of the time resource into work time and time allocated to other activities, as well as on the ways of their diverse use. The use of leisure time affects many areas of family, personal and professional life, and at the macro level translates into economic and social processes. ...
The double reduction policy of basic education, which aims at improving the core connotation of basic education and cultivating students with excellent comprehensive literacy as the direction of talent training, puts forward new requirements for school education and extracurricular social counseling. For this new education trend, this paper analyzes how would extracurricular materials influence the future direction students' comprehensive literacy education from three dimensions: extracurricular reading, extracurricular practice, and after-school counseling. Teachers should reasonably and appropriately use subject resources to improve students' learning efficiency and achieve more efficient and interesting teaching practice.
The development of technology, climate change as well as the cultural and social changes cause people to change their behavior, modify priorities and adapt to the new situation. Effectiveness and competitiveness, therefore, require up-to-date information on the market participants and factors affecting their behavior. As such, the aim of this article is to illustrate the impact of the weather conditions on participants’ attendance at various urban outdoor events, crucial for a leisure market. The study presents the relationship between the number of residents and tourists visits at the St. Dominic’s Fair in Gdańsk during individual days of the event and the weather conditions (temperature, precipitation, and sunlight intensity). As one of the data illustration methods, mobile phone-base-station logs were used to analyze consumer behavior. The study proved varying behavior of the residents and the tourists participating in the same event under different weather conditions emphasize these two diverse target markets’ complementarities.
