从欢迎无组织的自由时间到避免它

K. Jordan, Denise Anderson
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摘要:空闲时间的休闲体验有很多好处,但就业大学生的空闲时间有限。本研究利用2017年春季和秋季的半结构化访谈(N=34),探讨了在校大学生的空闲时间体验。由三名研究人员组成的小组对访谈进行转录、编码和分析。研究结果表明,非结构化和结构化空闲时间的休闲体验因休闲技能和知识而异。研究结果强调了未来需要研究的领域,即在校园就业的大学生如何在空闲时间协商休闲体验。
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From Welcoming Unstructured Free Time to Avoiding It
Abstract:Leisure experience during free time has many benefits yet employed college students have limited available free time. Utilizing semi-structured interviews (N=34) during the spring and fall of 2017, this study explored free time experiences of college students employed on campus. Interviews were transcribed, coded, and analyzed by a team of three researchers. Findings revealed that leisure experiences during both unstructured and structured free time varied based on leisure skills and knowledge. The findings highlighted areas in need of future research regarding how college students employed on campus negotiate leisure experiences during free time.
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