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Camilla Wasserman1, Ulrika Lögdberg1
1Karolinska Institutet, Department of Learning, Informatics, Management and Ethics (LIME), National Centre for Suicide Research and Prevention, Stockholm, Sweden.
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|December 12, 2025
まとめ
若者
科学分野:
- 社会学;ユーススタディーズ;心理学
背景:
- レジャーは、青年期の自由とリラクゼーションの期間としてしばしば認識されています。;しかし、社会的なプレッシャーや制度的な構造は、若者のレジャーへの参加に大きな影響を与える可能性があります。;青年期のレジャーと幸福の間の複雑な相互作用を理解することは重要です。
研究 の 目的:
- ストックホルムの青年(16〜19歳)がどのようにレジャーに従事するかを探る。;若者のレジャー習慣を形作る社会的、感情的、制度的要因を調べる。;主観的な幸福とアイデンティティ形成におけるレジャーの役割を理解する。
主な方法:
- 質的データ分析を用いて、若者のレジャー体験を調査しました。;この研究は、レジャーへの参加の社会文化的および経済的文脈に焦点を当てました。;レジャーの実存的および探求的な側面に重点が置かれました。
主要な成果:
- 青年期のレジャーは、時間の制約、学業のプレッシャー、包括的な空間の欠如によってしばしば制限されます。;生産性や自己改善の物語のために、レジャーはプレッシャーの原因となり得ます。;制約にもかかわらず、レジャーはストレス管理、アイデンティティの探求、社会的つながりのための感情的な源であり続けます。
結論:
- レジャーは、若者にとって意味の創出、社会的つながり、未来の想像のための重要な場です。;レジャーにおける創造的な表現、社交、身体活動は、喜び、休息、内省を提供します。;レジャーは、若者の精神的健康を批判的にサポートし、回復と倫理的な相互作用および遊びの文脈を提供します。
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