Differences in Time Deficit and Time Satisfaction According to the Types of Child Care Time of Dual-earner Couples with Preschool Children

Park, Eun Jung; Lee, Seong Lim

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“…In this way, paid labor as well as proper balance with household activities, leisure, and education are important factors in improving the quality of life [ 9 ]. Furthermore, awareness of using limited time can also affect the quality of life [ 10 ]. These characteristics of time use are related to occupation, which is an activity used in daily life to obtain meaning and purpose in life [ 11 ].…”

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Analyzing Time Use by Occupation Area between Weekdays and Weekends by Gender of Parents in Single-Parent Families

Jang,

Bang

2023

Occupational Therapy International

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Introduction. Based on the “2019 Living Time Survey” data conducted by the National Statistical Office, this study is aimed at comparing the time usage of single-parent families by classifying the occupation area based on the fourth edition of the occupational therapy practice framework (OTPF) and dividing time use according to weekdays and weekends and by gender. Methods. After extracting the subjects who were selected belonging to a single-parent family from the original data of the “2019 Living Time Survey,” 404 subjects who were single parents were selected, and the data were analysed. The sample consisted of 134 males and 270 females. The time usage by occupation area during weekdays and weekends and according to the gender of the subjects was checked. By using SPSS 25.0 version for data analysis, the general characteristics and time usage of subjects were presented as frequency analysis and technical statistics, and an independent sample t -test was conducted to compare time usage on weekdays and weekends. Results. Subjects spent more time on “education” and “work” on weekdays, and on weekends, they spent more time on “activities of daily living,” “rest and sleep,” “leisure,” and “social participation.” After classifying the subjects by gender, men spent more time on “work” on weekdays, and on weekends, they spent more time on “activities of daily living,” “rest and sleep,” “leisure,” and “social participation.” Women spent more time on “education” and “work” on weekdays, and on weekends, they spent more time on “rest and sleep,” “leisure,” and “social participation.” Conclusion. By examining the time usage of single-parent families according to the day of the week, we hope that it will be used as basic data to suggest in which areas they have difficulty managing time, depending on the day of the week, and to establish solutions to insufficient time use due to gender differences.

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Analyzing Time Use by Occupation Area between Weekdays and Weekends by Gender of Parents in Single-Parent Families

Jang,

Bang

2023

Occupational Therapy International

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“…In other words, the planned use of time is essential for achieving a more balanced life and a higher level of life satisfaction[ 11 ]. In addition, recognizing the current situation is important because a person’s awareness of their use of time can affect their quality of life[ 12 ]. These characteristics show that time is closely linked to occupation[ 13 ].…”

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Time usage analysis and satisfaction comparison by occupational area according to the sex of single-parent families

Jang¹,

Jang²,

Bang³

2023

World J Clin Cases

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The modern medical education system has gradually evolved starting from 1910 incorporating the suggestions by Abraham Flexner, his public disclosure of the poor conditions at many medical schools provided a means to galvanize all the constituencies needed for reform to occur. He could say what other reformers could not, due to their links to the medical education community. But now we are again going back to a pre-Flexnerian state due to multiple reasons such as gradually diminishing importance of basic science subjects for the students, the decline in the number and quality of investigator initiated research among clinical researchers, lesser emphasis to bedside training by means of detailed clinical examination and making appropriate observation of signs to reach to a diagnosis rather than over reliance on the laboratory tests and radiological modalities for the diagnosis, poor exposure to basic clinical skills starting from college throughout residency and the trend of disrespect and absenteeism from both theoretical and clinical/practical classes. The attitude of students is just to complete their required attendance so that they are not barred from appearing in examinations. This de-Flexnerization trend and regression to pre-Flexnerian era standards, ideologies, structures, processes, and attitudes, are bound to beget pre-Flexnerian outcomes, for you get what you designed for.

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Analysis and Satisfaction of Time Usage by Occupational Type for the Elderly with Disabilities

Bak¹,

Kim²

2020

J. Korean Soc. Occup. Ther.

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Differences in Time Deficit and Time Satisfaction According to the Types of Child Care Time of Dual-earner Couples with Preschool Children

Cited by 4 publications

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Analyzing Time Use by Occupation Area between Weekdays and Weekends by Gender of Parents in Single-Parent Families

Analyzing Time Use by Occupation Area between Weekdays and Weekends by Gender of Parents in Single-Parent Families

Time usage analysis and satisfaction comparison by occupational area according to the sex of single-parent families

Analysis and Satisfaction of Time Usage by Occupational Type for the Elderly with Disabilities

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