How Americans Use Time: A Social-psychological Analysis of Everyday Behavior

adult Americans amount analysis appear asked associated average Chapter child coded compared Compiled completely considerable conversations correlation countries daily devoted diaries differences effect employed women employment estimates examined example expected factors figures four friends greater higher hobbies household housewives housework husbands important increased indicates individuals interesting least leisure less lower major married mass meals measures Michigan minutes needs noted obligatory organizational organizations parents participation particularly patterns percent presented primary activity problems question radio rated reading recorded Religion religious reported Research respondents Resting role sample satisfaction satisfied scale secondary activity sleep social Source spend spent status survey Table television time-use tion types variables various viewing visiting watching week workers workweek