COVID-19: Uses and Perceptions of Music during Lockdown from a Gender Perspective
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COVID-19: Uses and Perceptions of Music during Lockdown from a Gender PerspectiveAuthor (s)
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2024Publisher
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2076-0760Bibliographic citation
ARRIAGA-SANZ, Cristina, et al. COVID-19: Uses and Perceptions of Music during Lockdown from a Gender Perspective. Social Sciences, 2024, 13.5: 267Type
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Abstract
Starting in the middle of March 2020, various lockdown measures and degrees of confine-
ment were put in place in most European countries as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Although
this situation meant that more ... [+]
Starting in the middle of March 2020, various lockdown measures and degrees of confine-
ment were put in place in most European countries as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. Although
this situation meant that more people were likely to experience poorer mental health, largely due to
the imposition of social distancing measures, many individuals incorporated music into their coping
routines to help improve their psychological well-being. Using a gender perspective, this study
analyzes how individuals used music during lockdown and explores the differences between men’s
and women’s views on the impact that listening to and making music has on their perceived level of
well-being. A questionnaire, MUSIVID19, was administered to a sample of 1868 participants from all
the autonomous regions in Spain. The results reveal that in the uses and perceptions of music, the
stereotypes underlying the patriarchal system were also reproduced during confinement. [-]
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Social Sciences, 13(5), 267Funder Name
Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovación y Universidades | Generalitat Valenciana
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PID 2020-116198GB-I00 | CIACO/2021/051
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