There are undoubtedly many more ways to facilitate the exploration of meaning and outcomes in connection with time use data. I have presented just a few that have recurred in my own research. But beyond the literal examples of such techniques is the message that this pursuit is certainly possible but requires a different outlook on potential objectives for the collection of time use data. These techniques may take different directions than the conventional approaches of the past. But as the potential gains to be made with time use data become more understood, these directions may point to the paths we might wish to take more frequently.
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Michelson, W. (2002). Analysis and Exploration of Meaning and Outcomes in Connection with Time Use Data. In Time Use Research in the Social Sciences (pp. 91–104). Springer US. https://doi.org/10.1007/0-306-47155-8_4
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