美国大学生性取向对校园娱乐设施使用的影响

IF 0.7 Q4 HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM
Keegan T. Peterson, Melissa Bopp, Ginny M. Frederick, Sammie L. Powers, Oliver W A Wilson
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大学时代是人生形成的阶段;然而,被认定为性少数群体的学生参加的体育活动不足。这项研究通过性取向考察了1)与校园娱乐设施的整体舒适度差异,以及2)使用特定设施的舒适度差异。四所公立大学的学生完成了在线调查,评估他们使用校园娱乐设施的舒适度。在参与者(n=160)中,Kruskal-Wallis分析显示,使用校园娱乐设施、自由体操、非校内运动、,异性恋学生的校内体育活动明显高于性少数群体学生(均<0.005)。这些发现突显了使用校园娱乐设施的舒适度不平等,并为所有学生提供了包容性娱乐空间的必要性,无论其性取向如何。未来的研究需要评估LBGTQ+学生与校园娱乐设施使用相关的健康差异,以及如何提高所有学生的舒适感。
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Campus Recreation Amenity Use Differences by Sexual Orientation Among US College Students
College years are a formative life stage; however, students who identify as a sexual minority participate in insufficient physical activity. This study examined differences in level of comfort 1) with/in campus recreation facilities overall, and 2) using specific amenities, by sexual orientation. Students at four public universities completed online surveys assessing perceived comfort using their campus recreation facility. Among participants ( n = 160), Kruskal-Wallis analyses showed comfort using campus recreation facilities, free weights, non-intramural sports,and intramural sports was significantly higher among heterosexual students compared to sexual minority students (all p < 0.005). These findings highlight inequities in comfort using campus recreation facilities and provide evidence of the need for inclusive recreation spaces for all students regardless of sexual orientation. Future research is needed to assess LBGTQ+ student's health disparities related to campus recreation facility use and how to increase perceived comfort for all students.
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Recreational Sports Journal
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