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espanolLos ocios y la identidad interaccionan y vertebran la vida en la juventud. Las investigaciones empiricas sobre dicha interaccion son escasas y contradictorias. Este trabajo estudia las relaciones entre ocios con diferentes implicaciones (serio, casual) y rasgos identitarios. 938 jovenes (476 hombres y 462 mujeres) de entre 18 y 24 anos (M= 21,13; DT = 1,98) respondieron: un Presupuesto de Tiempo (PT); un cuestionario de autodescripciones identitarias basadas en el Twenty-Statement Test (TST) y una prueba de asociacion entre el PT y las auto-descripciones. Se muestra la complementariedad de ocios serios y casuales en la configuracion de las identidades juveniles y diferencias de genero. EnglishLeisure activities and identity interact and structure young people’s lives. Empirical research on such interaction is scarce and contradictory. This paper explores the relationships between leisure activities with different levels of commitment (serious, casual) and identity traits. A total of 938 young people (476 men and 462 women) aged 18 to 24 (M = 21.13; DT = 1.98) completed a time budget (TB) and a self-description questionnaire about identity based on the Twenty-Statements Test, as well an association between the TB and the self-descriptions. The study shows the complementarity of serious and casual leisure in the formation of youth identities and gender differences.

Serious and casual leisure activities in the construction of young adult identity: a study based on participants’ self-descriptions