Reviewıng Attıtudes of Women Towards Leisure Actıvıtıes in Terms of Different Variables

Gümüş, Hüseyin; Ayna, Çağla; Yıldırım, İrfan

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“…In Özer's (2004) study, it was stated that the mean score of the life satisfaction scale was 9.07 in individuals living in nursing homes and 11.98 in those living in a family environment. Looking at the literature, it is stated that loneliness is a factor that negatively affects life satisfaction (Erol et al, 2016;Gümüş et al, 2018;Kapıkıran, 2016;Mellor et al, 2008;Swami et al, 2007;Tel et al, 2020). In this respect, it can be thought that the nursing home environment, where they can socialize and make friends instead of living alone at home, removes the feeling of loneliness and is effective in increasing their life satisfaction.…”

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The Relationship Between Health Perception and Life Satisfaction of Elderly People Living in Nursing Homes

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This research was conducted to examine the relationship between health perception and life satisfaction of elderly people living in nursing homes. This study, which was conducted in accordance with the descriptive research principles seeking relationship, was conducted with elderly individuals living in five nursing homes in Samsun between March and July 2019. Sample selection was not made within the scope of the research, and 129 elderly individuals aged 65 and over were reached. The data of the study were collected using the "Personal Information Form", "Health Perception Scale" and "Satisfaction with Life Scale". The data obtained from the research were evaluated in the SPSS 20.0 program. While evaluating the research data; number, percentile, T test, One Way ANOVA, correlation and multiple regression analysis were used. 27.9% of the participants are women. 10.1% of the participants are married and 81.4% have children. It was determined that 79.8% of the participants made their own decision to stay in a nursing home and 66.7% had visitors. It was determined that 72.9% of the participants had a chronic health problem and 31.8% evaluated their health as bad. While 13.2% of the participants consider themselves to be very old, 17.1% consider old age as a bad condition. Participants' health perception scale total score averages were 50.21±6.40, (min-max=31-65), and life satisfaction scale total score averages were 14.4±4.81, (min-max=5-25). A statistically significant relationship was found between the participants' state of having any chronic health problems and the places they want to live, and the health perception scale (p

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“…When the literature related to recreation is investigated, it is seen that today leisure opportunities of individuals has been increasing (Güngörmüş, 2007) and it is a fact that this increase required leisure activity tendencies (Güngörmüş et al, 2006). How individuals make use of this period of time both for themselves and for their families has become a research subject for the last 20 years (Çimen & Sarol, 2017;Güngörmüş et al, 2014;Ayyıldı-Durhan, 2019;Gürbüz & Henderson, 2013;Gümüş et al, 2018;Güler & Turkmen, 2018;Gürbüz & Henderson, 2014). It is obvious that the intensity of the researches related to physical activity and sports events are supported in order to increase in quantitative and qualitative terms (Güngörmüş et al, 2019;Morton et al, 2016).…”

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Youth Athletes’ Moral Decision Making Levels and Sportspersonship Behavior Levels of Coaches

Karakullukçu¹

2020

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The aim of this study is to determine moral decision making attitudes of youth athletes and sportspersonship behavior levels of their coaches; and to test them in terms of certain variables. The study is in a descriptive research model; the sample group consists of 294 certified athletes playing in youth sports teams; the ages range between 11 and 17. As measurement, “Attitudes to Moral Decision-Making in Youth Sport Questionnaire-2 (AMDYSQ-2)” and “Sportspersonship Coaching Behaviors Scale (SCBS)” were used. In order to test whether the data meet the prerequisite for multivariable tests, Skewness and Kurtosis values and Levene and Box M values were investigated. In the analysis of data, descriptive statistics methods, MANOVA, ANOVA and Pearson Correlation analysis were used. In order to determine the reliability of scales, their Cronbach Alpha internal consistency coefficients were calculated. MANOVA results show that AMDYSQ-2 has a significant impact on all independent variables whereas SCBS has a significant impact on “gender” and “branch involvement duration” variables. According to the correlation results, there is a positive and low-level significant correlation between “acceptance of cheating” and “keep winning in proportion” factors of SCBS and “setting expectations for good sportspersonship”, “teaching good sportspersonship”, “reinforcing sportspersonship”, “prioritizing winning over good sportspersonship” and “modeling good sportspersonship” factors of AMDYSQ-2. As a result, it is concluded that for the athletes, “acceptance of cheating” factor of AMDYSQ-2 and “setting expectations for good sportspersonship” factor of SCBS are the most important factors.

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Investigation of Life Satisfaction, Health Perception and Leisure Activity Preferences of Individuals Over 60 Years of Age

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2021

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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic that swept the world in the current century, social relations were reviewed, curfews were imposed for certain age groups, and face to face communication and collective behaviors were questioned, and what to do or not to do is the most discussed group, undoubtedly, there have been individuals over the age of 65. The main purpose of this study is to investigate the relationship between leisure activity types and life satisfaction and health perception in individuals over sixty years old. The population of the study consists of individuals aged sixty and over living in Mersin. A total of 391 volunteers were selected from this population using a purposive sampling method. As a data collection tool in research; Life Satisfaction Scale and Health Perception Scale was used in this research. To determine the frequency of participation of the participants in the leisure activity types, a leisure activity type questionnaire including six different activity types was used. Spearman Correlation Analysis Technique was used to determine whether there was a statistically significant relationship between life satisfaction, health perception and leisure time interest and the error margin was taken as 0,05 for all analyzes. As a result of the analysis; While the leisure activity types preferred by the elderly are "home-centered social activities" and "cultural and entertainment activities", the least preferred activity is "physical activities" and "volunteering and social responsibility activities". The highest relationship between life satisfaction and leisure activity type in elderly men is between volunteering and social responsibility activities (r = 0.206), while it is between cultural and recreational activities (r = 0.286) for elderly women. Leisure activity, which has the highest relationship with perception of health, was found to be hobbies and indoor activities in both women (r = 0.413) and men (r = 0.418).

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Reviewıng Attıtudes of Women Towards Leisure Actıvıtıes in Terms of Different Variables

Cited by 6 publications

References 13 publications

The Relationship Between Health Perception and Life Satisfaction of Elderly People Living in Nursing Homes

The Relationship Between Health Perception and Life Satisfaction of Elderly People Living in Nursing Homes

Youth Athletes’ Moral Decision Making Levels and Sportspersonship Behavior Levels of Coaches

Investigation of Life Satisfaction, Health Perception and Leisure Activity Preferences of Individuals Over 60 Years of Age

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