Leisure Activities of Inhabitants of Large Cities in Poland during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Q3 Health Professions Polish Journal of Sport and Tourism Pub Date : 2023-03-01 DOI:10.2478/pjst-2023-0006
R. Krukowska, Krzysztof Piotrowski
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Abstract Introduction The main goal of the article is to study the structure of time spent on specific leisure activities in the COVID-19 pandemic by inhabitants of large cities in Poland (in the workweek – weekend cycle). Material and methods Time budget research, including leisure, was based on the self-reporting sheet and was conducted in December 2020 on residents of selected cities. Results The results indicate differences in the way of spending leisure time concerning social life mainly. The respondents spent most of their leisure time using mass media and the Internet. The time spent on various leisure activities also differed in terms of workweek – weekend. The structure of individual leisure time activities showed that the most common activities during workweek were watching TV and using the Internet. At weekends, the second most popular activity (after watching TV) was home meetings. Conclusions An important contribution resulting from this work is the identification and analysis of the variability of leisure activities during the pandemic.
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COVID-19大流行期间波兰大城市居民的休闲活动
本文的主要目的是研究波兰大城市居民在COVID-19大流行期间(工作日-周末周期)用于特定休闲活动的时间结构。材料和方法包括休闲在内的时间预算研究以自我报告表为基础,于2020年12月在选定城市的居民中进行。结果调查结果表明,大学生休闲方式的差异主要体现在社会生活方面。受访者的大部分闲暇时间都在使用大众媒体和互联网。各种休闲活动所花费的时间在工作周和周末也有所不同。个人休闲活动的结构显示,工作周最常见的活动是看电视和上网。在周末,第二受欢迎的活动(仅次于看电视)是家庭会议。这项工作的一个重要贡献是确定和分析大流行期间休闲活动的可变性。
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Polish Journal of Sport and Tourism
Polish Journal of Sport and Tourism Health Professions-Physical Therapy, Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation
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