1995
DOI: 10.1006/jado.1995.1024
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Leisure activities of adolescent schoolchildren

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“…it was found that the gender of the youth is the factor which basically determines the management of leisure time (garton, Pratt 1991, Fitzgerald et al 1995). Also, this study found that boys (73.3%) undertook relatively fewer tourist activities than girls (79.4%).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 64%
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“…it was found that the gender of the youth is the factor which basically determines the management of leisure time (garton, Pratt 1991, Fitzgerald et al 1995). Also, this study found that boys (73.3%) undertook relatively fewer tourist activities than girls (79.4%).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 64%
“…gender, age, educational level, level of income, health condition, family life cycle stage, place of residence and belonging to social and professional groups (Alejziak 2009, Alegre, Mateo, Pou 2010, kattiyapornpong, Miller 2008, Lubowiecki-Vikuk 2011, bernini, cracolici 2015. it appears that gender is the factor that substantially affects the way adolescents manage their leisure time (garton, Pratt 1991, Fitzgerald et al 1995, as well as their personality (Trainor et al 2010) and lifestyle (Lajunen et al 2009). it must be acknowledged that behaviour of young people in their free time is determined by the stage of physical, mental and intellectual development.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Varias investigaciones demuestran la importancia capital que la música representa para los adolescentes y jóvenes de países occidentales (Larson, Kubey, & Colletti, 1989;Garton & Pratt, 1991;Larson, 1995;Zillmann, & Gan, 1997). La mayor parte de las razones por las que escuchan música hacen referencia a la satisfacción de necesidades emocionales y sociales, tales como: pasar el tiempo, aliviar el aburrimiento y la soledad, relajarse, hacer frente a los problemas, mejorar el estado de ánimo o divertirse (Gantz, Gartenberg, Pearson, & Schiller, 1978;Roe, 1985;Brown, Campbell, & Fischer, 1986;Fitzgerald, Joseph, Hayes, & O'Reagan, 1995;Behne, 1997;Fernandes, Esteves, Dias, Lopes, Mendes, & Azevedo, 1998;North et al, 2000;Tarrant et al, 2000). La creciente importancia de la música en la vida de los niños contrasta con el bajo impacto que las lecciones de música parecen tener sobre ellos (Lawson, Plummeridge, & Swanwick, 1994;Mills, 1994;Ross, 1995;Gammon, 1996).…”
Section: Contribuciones Para La Innovación Educativaunclassified
“…So far, qualitative and quantitative methods are used to investigate perceptions and appropriations of public spaces of adolescents (ABBOTT-CHAPMAN & ROBERTSON 2009, DUZENLI 2010, FITZGERALD et al 1995, JOHANSSON et al 2012, MÄKINEN & TYRVÄINEN 2008. It is of current interest to identify the potential of social media regarding data collection and information gathering, as it could have several advantages.…”
Section: Social Network To Collect Discuss and Share Data And Informentioning
confidence: 99%