Opiniones y transformaciones de las prácticas de ocio de la juventud en España
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La pandemia ha provocado importantes transformaciones en la vida de millones de personas, incluida la juventud, quienes se encuentran en una etapa vital en la que el ocio tiene un papel preponderante en sus estilos de vida, caracterizado por la búsqueda de experiencias fuera del entorno familiar y un ocio dependiente de las relaciones de amistad como fuente para su bienestar. Este artículo propone explorar cómo el ocio se convierte en objeto de una negociación entre las necesidades sociales, las exigencias normativas y una situación de crisis, investigando opiniones y las transformaciones del ocio de los jóvenes universitarios españoles. Los hallazgos cuantitativos revelaron que (1) las personas jóvenes valoran en mayor medida la importancia que el ocio tiene en sus vidas; (2) se han incrementado algunas prácticas de ocio en detrimento de otras y; (3) existen diferencias según el género tanto en las opiniones expresadas, como en las transformaciones de las prácticas.
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