Translation of "Freizeitverhalten" in English

Do you have any helpful information on this vessel beyond its recreational activities?

The fact is that only when the 1978 decision has been amended can the Council come to any decision on the proposal for a decision to have an extension.

This provided a picture of the leisure behavior of 5.7 million children.

Conclusions about leisure time behavior can then be concluded from this.

Or is also the leisure behaviour dominated by the performance principle?

One of the causes could be that the way people spend their free time is changing.

Theelevated status of recreation has led to a shift in leisure patterns and to thegrowing commercialisation of free time.

In turn, tourism can contribute to nature conservation through environmentally aware travel and leisure activities.

Without making any value judgments, the pictures give us a revealing glimpse of interpersonal relationships, domestic rituals, customs and leisure pastimes.

We need to apply the technology, however, so that leisure activities cause the minimum possible exhaust emissions and the minimum possible noise.

Hitherto uneconomic applications therefore become commonplace as communications costs fall, radically changing people’s work and leisure activities.

Hitherto uneconomic applications will therefore become commonplace as communications costs fall, radically changing people’s work and leisure activities.

The diversity of flights available today shows the enormous change in society as regards business practices and leisure.

This heading covers research (from the economic point of view) on the use of land, including the impact on population densities, the structure and development of the population in general, housing policy, the structure of the employment market and other economic aspects, planning of education (schools and universities) and leisure activities.

An initial questionnaire survey, constituting a basic element of the associated research, paid very close attention to the subjective assessment of job content (quality, overall comprehensibility, independence and responsibility), to the relations between the hierarchical superiors and staff, to the organization of the work, to the psychological abilities required (mental reasoning, aptitude, concentration, care, willingness, fatigue and rest), and to the subjective assessment of the effect of the work on leisure.

Research conducted by Raaij makers (1994) into the effects of the four-day working week on the use of leisure time reveals the following:

Leisure time, consumer habits, health and income status, friendship networks, living contexts, information on the work environment and the employer – all this can be collected in a single data set, which can then be used again to promote the “pervasive capitalization of the lifeworld” (Wolfgang Streeck).

The items of furniture represent better and worse days, alluding to recreational activities, to domestic representation, and to working life.

Another factor that is unfortunately often completely forgotten is that over the past few decades increasing mechanisation of working life and changed patterns of leisure time have had a significant impact on the extent and nature of physical activity.

With many small, deliberate choices, you can ensure that your recreational behavior is sustainable and helps preserve the environment for generations to come.

Another commonly encountered function of cultural mediation is that of developing the “audiences of tomorrow” through activities with children and young people or by exposing people to the arts who would have sought such exposure on their own initiative, perhaps because their leisure activities are set in locations not within cultural institutions.

It is an integral part of everyday life, leisure behavior, urban mobility concepts, and healthy lifestyles.