2019冠状病毒病大流行期间年轻人的愉快活动及其缺乏

J. Peráčková, P. Peráček
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2019冠状病毒病大流行于2020年3月在斯洛伐克共和国爆发。随后,学校于3月10日关闭,该国的日常生活在很长一段不确定的时间内受到质疑。宵禁减缓了户外活动,也给活跃的年轻人的生活带来了突然的变化。这可能是一个充满不确定性和压力的时期。做一些愉快的活动可以缓解压力,但在大流行时期,并非所有愉快的活动都能实现。我们感兴趣的是在COVID-19大流行期间缺乏愉快的活动。我们分析了以运动为主的年轻人生活中195种不同的活动,某项活动是否受个人欢迎和愉快,大流行前、大流行期间活动实施的发生和频率,以及大流行期间缺乏该活动的感受。我们发现,对男性来说,最令人愉快的活动是无组织的、自发的体育活动,而对女性来说,最令人愉快的活动是大笑。我们发现,与COVID-19之前和期间相比,进行愉快活动的频率有统计学意义的下降t(14.856) = 48, p < 0.001。最缺失的活动是邀请朋友来访。
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Pleasant Activities among Young Adults and Their Lack during the COVID-19 Pandemic
The pandemic COVID-19 burst in the Slovak Republic in March of the 2020 year. Subsequently, the schools were closed on the 10th of March and the everyday life in the country was for a long uncertain time questionable. The curfew slowed down the outdoor activities and has brought sudden changes also in the lives of young active people. This can be a time of uncertainty, and the stress. To do some pleasant activities can act as a stress reliever, but in the pandemic time not all pleasant activities can be realized. We were interested in lack of doing pleasant activities during the pandemic COVID-19 time. We analyzed 195 different activities in life of young mostly sporting people, whether a given activity is popular and pleasant for individuals, the occurrence and frequency of activity implementation before pandemic, during pandemic and feelings the lack of this activity during pandemic. We found out the most pleasant activity for men – non-organized, spontaneous sporting activity and for women – laughing. We recorded statistically significant decline t(14.856) = 48, p < .001 in frequency of doing pleasant activities in comparison before and during COVID-19. The most missing activity was inviting friends’ visits.
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