기혼여성과 이혼여성의 여가만족도에 미치는 영향요인: 여가활동과 여가동반자 유형별 시간량의 영향을 중심으로

In this study, we compare the leisure behavior and satisfaction of married women and divorced women to explore the impact of divorce on women's autonomy in choosing and organizing leisure. The study used data from the 2019 Korean Time Use Survey to compare the amount of time spent on leisure activities and leisure companions between married and divorced women and analyzed the resulting leisure satisfaction. The t-test results showed that there were no significant differences in the total leisure time and slight differences in some of the leisure activity types between two groups. But in the types of leisure companion, divorced women spend much more time alone or with non-family companions than married women. Regression analysis shows that for married women, leisure satisfaction increased as the time spent on most leisure activities and with all types of leisure companions increased. However, for divorced women, there was no significant association between leisure activity types and satisfaction, and satisfaction decreased as the time spent on leisure activities with family increased. These findings suggest that divorce has a significant impact on women's choices and satisfaction regarding leisure activities, and divorced women may face greater difficulties in organizing a satisfactory leisure compared to married women.