夏休みを中心にみた女子大学生の生活時間の型について

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This study attempts to clarify the patterns of time-use for the college life of female students around the summer vacation. The sample employed in this study was the time-study data on 328 days that were returned from 164 female university students who chose two days and recorded their time-use of twenty-four hours for each day. First, the cluster analysis was applied to the data. Except the basic time-use for living, such as sleeping and eating, twenty-one items of the time-use for the general living behavior were classified into five clusters Each cluster was named "working," "studying," "social behavior," "home-life," and "spare time," respectively. Second, this study employed the 'quantification method of the third type' to classify the categorized time-use of these five clusters. With the application of this method to the grouping of the samples of the time-use for 328 days, the samples were divided into four types. Each type of the time-use was characterized as follows : the 'Type I'-long working, the 'Type II'-a little studying and fairly long home-life, the Type III'-a proper amount of studying and social behavior, and the 'Type IV'-moderate working and long studying.
1997-03-09