How Stable is Leisure Satisfaction over Time? A Latent Trait-State-Occasion Analysis of Dutch Panel Data

Gelissen, J.P.T.M.

doi:10.1080/01490400.2018.1536567

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“…On the contrary, women in the high-level care profile reported a relatively lower level of leisure satisfaction and leisure time sufficiency compared to the others. It is speculated that whether one enjoys quality leisure time without the interruption of others (e.g., children) can be more critical than the absolute amount of leisure time [ 42 ]. Several researchers have demonstrated that women’s free time at home is generally not in continuous time blocks [ 4 , 81 ].…”

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“…Nevertheless, a lack of leisure time negatively influences a person’s mental health and weakens individual discretion [ 41 ]. Leisure time adequacy reflects the mental and emotional resources that a woman can draw on for her everyday pastimes [ 42 ]. Besides the absolute amount of leisure time, several researchers have highlighted the importance of perceived time sufficiency in subjective wellbeing [ 43 , 44 ].…”

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Profiles of Working Moms’ Daily Time Use: Exploring Their Impact on Leisure

Kim

Sehee

2021

IJERPH

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This paper identified latent profiles depending on the patterns of daily time usage amongst working moms in Korea and tested their relations to family- and work-related characteristics. The consequent differences in the levels of leisure attributes were further investigated. Taking a holistic approach, latent profile analysis, one of the person-centered methods, was conducted using data drawn from the seventh year of the Korean Longitudinal Survey of Women and Families (KLoWF), with a sample of 1074 women. The results of this study indicate that three different subtypes of individuals emerged: a low-level care group (82.1%), a medium-level care group (13.8%), and a high-level care group (4.1%). The factors determining the classification for the profiles were the existence of preschool children, household income, gender role attitudes, and domestic help. Work-related factors proved to have no significant effect on time-use patterns. Profile membership was related to leisure attributes as perceived by working moms: the low-level care group reported the highest level of leisure time adequacy and leisure satisfaction, while the high-level care group presented the lowest level of sufficiency and satisfaction in their leisure time. Based on these findings, the article discusses the practical implications for enhancing the quality of life of working mothers.

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Profiles of Working Moms’ Daily Time Use: Exploring Their Impact on Leisure

Kim

Sehee

2021

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“…Regarding work status, self-employed individuals have more flexible working hours than those who are employed, which allows more market-oriented work to be performed during leisure periods and, thus, decreases overall time for leisure [43]. Furthermore, studies suggest childcare responsibilities decrease with an increase in income or working hours [44,45].…”

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Leisure Quality among German Parents—Exploring Urbanity, Mobility, and Partner Interaction as Determinants

Chidambaram

Scheiner

2021

Sustainability

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Individuals with family obligations concurrently perform unpaid tasks. In particular, parents often multitask childcare during leisure, leading to low-quality leisure. In this study, we explored leisure quality by measuring pure and contaminated (i.e., leisure combined with childcare) leisure for German parents (lone versus partnered) by considering five diverse factors: demographics, job characteristics, spatial and travel attributes, time use perception/preferences, and gendering of partner interactions. We used the cross-sectional German Time Use Survey 2012/13 data and employed regression analysis. Four important findings of the study are: (a) across groups, women have the highest levels of contaminated leisure, while men have the highest levels of pure leisure; (b) for both lone and partnered respondents, spatial attributes (less dense residential areas), travel attributes (paid work trips, unpaid work trips, number of cars, travel by public transport) negatively determine both pure and contaminated leisure; (c) for partnered respondents, driving is positively associated with contaminated leisure; (d) partner’s time spent on childcare negatively affects women’s pure leisure but positively relates to their contaminated leisure, while partner’s time spent on leisure activities positively affects men’s pure leisure and contaminated leisure.

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“…Leisure time has also been investigated as a factor affecting satisfaction. The results of a study by Gelissen [28] indicate that increased time spent on leisure activities increases the level of satisfaction. Since leisure is an activity based on individual preferences, sufficient time for its utilization can have a positive effect on satisfaction.…”

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Effect of Participation Motivation in Sports Climbing on Leisure Satisfaction and Physical Self-Efficacy

Lee,

Kim,

Lee

et al. 2024

Behavioral Sciences

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This study aimed to verify the effects of participation motivation in sports climbing on leisure satisfaction and physical self-efficacy. Structural equation modeling was used to analyze the causal relationships between participation motivation in sports climbing, leisure satisfaction, and physical self-efficacy, and to determine participation motivation. This study examined this causal relationship by verifying leisure satisfaction’s mediating effect on the relationship between participation motivation in sports climbing and physical self-efficacy. The participants of this study included 324 individuals over the age of 20 years with at least three months of sports climbing experience in the Seoul and Gyeonggi regions. The results indicated that among the subfactors of participation motivation in sports climbing, only skill acquisition and achievement positively affected leisure satisfaction, that leisure satisfaction positively affected physical self-efficacy, and that leisure satisfaction mediated the relationship between skill acquisition and achievement among the subfactors of participation motivation in sports climbing and physical self-efficacy. This study indicated that improved leisure satisfaction through sports climbing increases physical self-efficacy, including perceived improvement in physical abilities and confidence in interpersonal relationships. Accordingly, to expand and sustain participation, a systematic system for sports climbing instruction and educational programs is required to increase skill acquisition and a sense of accomplishment.

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How Stable is Leisure Satisfaction over Time? A Latent Trait-State-Occasion Analysis of Dutch Panel Data

Cited by 8 publications

References 35 publications

Profiles of Working Moms’ Daily Time Use: Exploring Their Impact on Leisure

Profiles of Working Moms’ Daily Time Use: Exploring Their Impact on Leisure

Leisure Quality among German Parents—Exploring Urbanity, Mobility, and Partner Interaction as Determinants

Effect of Participation Motivation in Sports Climbing on Leisure Satisfaction and Physical Self-Efficacy

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