The Effects of Activity Hours by Leisure Type on Leisure
                        Satisfaction and Happiness: Focusing on Comparison Before and After
                        COVID-19

Lee, Myungwoo; Kiwoong, Yoon

doi:10.16937/jcp.2022.36.3.29

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“…Conversely, rest activities showed high levels of leisure dissatisfaction, indicating that participants in those activities experienced lower levels of satisfaction [ 42 ]. Despite the increase in leisure time among Korean citizens, it was found that a significant portion of the population primarily engages in rest activities, which makes it challenging for them to enjoy a wide range of leisure pursuits [ 43 ]. The findings indicated that leisure activities incorporating physical activity resulted in an enhanced quality of life, greater satisfaction with leisure pursuits, and increased levels of happiness compared to non-physical leisure activities [ 44 , 45 ].…”

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A longitudinal study on changes in weekend leisure time by age groups in Korea (1999–2019)

Cha

2024

BMC Public Health

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Background Data analysis was conducted on 20 years (1999–2019) of the Korean Time Use Survey (KTUS) to identify differences and characteristics among each types by extracting latent clusters of weekend leisure activities. Methods Using data from the KTUS, we classified weekend leisure time activities into 6 distinct categories. To identify the latent clusters for each year's KTUS data, we utilized latent profile analysis (LPA). Furthermore, independent samples t-tests and one-way ANOVA were conducted to investigate the characteristics of each latent cluster. Results As a result of leisure time analysis by survey period, media use accounted for the largest share in all three age groups. The results of the LPA, which included media, sports, culture, and tourism, revealed that the distribution of leisure time for these activities was lower throughout the entire study period. Conclusion Based on the results of this study, it is recommended to explore constructive leisure activities and to develop policy measures to promote the domestic leisure industry and leisure consumption.

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A longitudinal study on changes in weekend leisure time by age groups in Korea (1999–2019)

Cha

2024

BMC Public Health

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A Time Series Approach to the Effect of Leisure on Happiness: Based on a Comparison with Income and Health Effects

Lee

2023

J. Cult. Policy

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The Effects of Activity Hours by Leisure Type on Leisure Satisfaction and Happiness: Focusing on Comparison Before and After COVID-19

Cited by 2 publications

References 23 publications

A longitudinal study on changes in weekend leisure time by age groups in Korea (1999–2019)

A longitudinal study on changes in weekend leisure time by age groups in Korea (1999–2019)

A Time Series Approach to the Effect of Leisure on Happiness: Based on a Comparison with Income and Health Effects

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