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ROLE OF GENERAL ATTITUDES IN PHILOSOPHY, VALUES, MORALS AND RELIGION IN EXPERIENCING LEISURE AND CHOICE OF LEISURE ACTIVITIES
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In this paper we present the part of results of wider research which are focused on finding the dependence of leisure time activities on philosophical, values and religion attitudes of respondents. Our intention is to present the results of research which was carried out in the form of a questionnaire survey in 2016. For this research the data from over 2300 respondents among The Czech Republic were collected. For the measurement of leisure activities has been the Catalogue of Leisure Activities used and the hypotheses have been tested using the chi square test. The leisure catalogue used for research divides activities into nine major categories which represents all possible activities realized in daily life. The catalog is constructed and sorted numerically and into groups the activities according to subject into subcategories (decadic) and categories (hundreds). The results led us to admit the hypotheses confirming the relation between the general philosophical attitudes, general attitudes to the order and role of values, personal attitude to faith in God and personal attitude to religion and the leisure activities.
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