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Correlational findings

Study Gorman (1971): study US 1970

Public
Undergraduate students, Nassau Community College, USA, 1970
Sample
Respondents
N = 67
Non Response
4%, 3% refusal, 1% incomplete information
Assessment
Multiple assesment methods
Questionnaires administered in class and daily records kept at home during 28 days

Correlate

Authors's Label
Temporal orientation
Our Classification
Operationalization
a.  Time Anxiety
    16-item index referring to anxiety
    about the flow of time, fear of the
    future, longing for the past
    (Time Anxiety Scale; see Calabresi
    & Cohen, 1968).

b.  Time submissiveness
    9-item index referring to a confor-
    ming, pedantic attitude towards        punctuality.
    (Time Submissiveness Scale; see
    Calabresii & Cohen, 1968).

c.  Time possessiveness
    5-item index referring to a greedy
    and possessive attitude towards
    time.
    (Time Possessiveness Scale; see
    Calabresi & Cohen, 1968).

d.  Time flexibility
    8-item index referring to an accep-
    ting and flexible attitude towards
    time.
    (Time Flexibility Scale; see
    Calabresi & Cohen, 1968).

Observed Relation with Happiness

Happiness Measure Statistics Elaboration / Remarks A-ARE-md-sqr-v-10-b r = -.31 p < .05 a. C-BW-c-sq-l-11-b r = -.31 p < .05 a. A-ARE-md-sqr-v-10-b r = -.03 ns b.
C-BW-c-sq-l-11-b r = +.07 ns b.
A-ARE-md-sqr-v-10-b r = -.15 ns c. C-BW-c-sq-l-11-b r = -.30 p < .05 c.
A-ARE-md-sqr-v-10-b r = +.24 ns d.
C-BW-c-sq-l-11-b r = +.09 ns d.