Perceptions of the effects of sharing popular music on well-being and family relationships during COVID-19: A preliminary study of a group of Chinese families

Author:

Zhou () Danqing1ORCID

Affiliation:

1. 0000000107011077Shanghai Normal University

Abstract

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the frustration and frightening circumstances of people living in a limited space for months amplified even the smallest daily problems among family members. Families’ well-being became an immediate and important issue. I studied 189 Chinese families and examined their attitudes towards popular music and awareness in using it to improve their family relationships and well-being. The research questions were: How much time did the participants spend on music activities during the lockdown period compared to other leisure activities? What popular music activities were used, and how were they used? What were the Chinese families’ attitudes and perceptions towards sharing and performing popular music to support their relationships and well-being? Most participants believed that music had positive effects on their mood and well-being. Making and sharing popular music with family members improved family relationships.

Publisher

Intellect

Subject

General Earth and Planetary Sciences,General Environmental Science

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