Jesmo li ono što slušamo? Povezanost rizičnih ponašanja s vrstama glazbe koju mladi slušaju

master's thesis

• Title (english): Are we what we listen to? The association between youth risk behaviours and types of music that adolescents listen to
• Author: Maja Vučković
• Mentor: Linda Rajhvajn Bulat (mentor)
• Mentor: Nika Sušac (mentor)
• Committee member: Linda Rajhvajn Bulat (predsjednik povjerenstva)
• Committee member: Nika Sušac (član povjerenstva)
• Granter: University of Zagreb; Faculty of Law; (In social work); Zagreb
• Defense date and country: 2016-07-07, Croatia
• Scientific / art field, discipline and subdiscipline: SOCIAL SCIENCES; Social Activities; Specific Areas of Social Work

Abstract

Glazba je sastavni dio života adolescenata, čiji je utjecaj vidljiv u svim područjima njihova života, od privatnog do društvenog. O ulozi glazbe u životima mladih govori i podatak da aktivno slušajući glazbu provedu 2 do 3 sata dnevno, a većina ih je svirala ili svira neki glazbeni instrument. Upravo zbog važnosti glazbe u životima adolescenata, fokus ovog istraživanja bio je na povezanosti glazbe i rizičnih ponašanja mladih. Dosadašnja istraživanja pokazuju kako je slušanje pojedinih vrsta glazbe u pozitivnoj korelaciji s konzumacijom alkohola i droga, rizičnim seksualnim ponašanjima i iskazivanjem agresivnosti, a upravo su to najčešća rizična ponašanja mladih. O navedenoj temi u Republici Hrvatskoj nedostaje istraživanja, a zbog specifičnosti glazbe na ovom području rezultati stranih istraživanja nisu u potpunosti primjenjivi. Za potrebe izrade ovog rada provedeno je kvantitativno istraživanje s učenicima (N=618) drugih razreda srednjih strukovnih škola u Karlovcu i Zagrebu. Cilj istraživanja bio je ispitati postoji li povezanost između rizičnih ponašanja mladih i vrsta glazbe koju slušaju. Analiza prikupljenih podataka pokazala je kako postoji statistički značajna pozitivna povezanost slušanja turbo-folk i narodne glazbe s učestalosti konzumacije alkohola, rizičnim seksualnim ponašanjem te proaktivnom i reaktivnom agresivnošću. Pokazalo se i da su pop i r'n'b glazba statistički značajno negativno povezane sa svim ispitivanim rizičnim ponašanjima. U radu su opisane i druge značajne povezanosti, te je stavljen naglasak na razlike u povezanostima ovisno o tome slušaju li mladi određenu vrstu glazbe privatno ili tijekom izlaska. Zaključno, rezultati istraživanja potvrđuju povezanost rizičnih ponašanja s vrstama glazbe koju mladi slušaju.

Abstract (english)

Music is an integral part of adolescents' lives, whose influence is visible in all areas of their lives, from private to social. The importance of music in their lives is apparent from the fact that they actively spend 2-3 hours a day listening to music, and most of them have played or still play a musical instrument. Because of the importance of music in the lives of adolescents, the focus of this study was on the association between music and risk behaviours of youth. Previous studies show that listening to certain types of music is positively correlated with alcohol and drug use, sexual risk behaviour and expression of aggressiveness, which are the most common risk behaviours. There is a lack of research on this topic in Croatia, and the results of international studies are not fully applicable because of the specificity of music in this area. For the purpose of this paper, a quantitative research with second grade students (N=618) of vocational schools was conducted in Karlovac and Zagreb. The aim of this study was to examine the correlation between risk behaviour among young people and the types of music they listen to. The data analysis showed a statistically significant positive correlation between listening to turbo-folk and folk music and frequency of alcohol consumption, sexual risk behaviour and proactive and reactive aggression. It turned out that pop and r’n’b music are significantly negatively associated with all assessed risk behaviours. Other significant correlations are also presented in the paper, with the focus on the distinction between listening to a certain type of music privately and when going out. In conclusion, the results of the study confirm the correlation of risk behaviours with the types of music that young people listen to.

• Keywords: glazba; rizična ponašanja; konzumacija psihoaktivnih tvari; agresivnost; rizična seksualna ponašanja
• Keywords (english): music; risk behaviour; substance use; aggression; sexual risk behaviour
• Language: croatian
• URN:NBN: urn:nbn:hr:199:655748
• Study programme: Title: Social Policy; Study programme type: university; Study level: graduate; Academic / professional title: magistar/magistra socijalne politike (magistar/magistra socijalne politike)
• Type of resource: Text
• File origin: Born digital
• Access conditions: Closed access
• Public note: Pisani rad priznat kao diplomski rad
• Created on: 2016-07-21 10:11:03