Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
1115989 Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences 2014 5 Pages PDF
Abstract

Spare time activities of preschool children and their parents were the subject of this research. For this study were investigated about 162 parents of preschool children and tested the assumptions that preschool parents prefer to spend their time more in parks, playgrounds detrimental to cultural, artistic or sporting variants of leisure; that preschool parents have a reduced capacity to negotiate spare time to be spent with their children and that preschool boys practice many sports and girls prefer arts activities. Results show that preschool parents prefer to spend their spare time with their children more in nature and playgrounds than artistic activities or sporting activities.

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