Assessing time-management skills in terms of age, gender, and anxiety levels: A study on nursing and midwifery students in Turkey

Kaya, Hatice; Kaya, Nurten; Palloş, Aylin; Küçük, Leyla

doi:10.1016/j.nepr.2012.06.002

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“…Plansızlık, teknolojik araçların fazla kullanımı, düzensizlik gibi birçok zaman harcatıcı faktörün zamanın tam ve etkin kullanımını etkilediği belirtilmektedir (10) . Yüksekokul öğrencilerine zaman geçir-dikleri faktörlerin belirlenmesi amacıyla yapılan bir çalışmada, öğrencilere en fazla zaman kaybettiren uygulamaların bilgisayar (%33) ve internet (%24) kullanımı olduğu saptanmıştır (6) .…”

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“…Kaya ve arkadaşları (10) tarafın-dan yapılan çalışmada, kız öğrencilerin erkek öğren-cilere göre zamanı daha etkin kullandıkları belirlenmiştir. Çağlıyan ve Göral'ın meslek yüksekokulu öğrencileriyle yaptıkları çalışma sonuçları da benzerdir (21) .…”

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“…Bununla birlikte, zamanı planlayamama ve etkin olarak kullanamama, dolaylı olarak, bireysel başarının düşmesine, kişisel ve sosyal faaliyetlere yeterince zaman ayıramamaya ve bireylerin yaşamdan aldığı doyumun azalmasına neden olmaktadır (2,4,(10)(11)(12) . Zaman yönetimi, zamanımızın, amaçlarımız, sosyal yaşantımız ve zevklerimizin içerdiği etkinlikleri bir arada yürütebilecek bir biçimde planlanmasıdır (13) .…”

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“…Zaman yönetimi, zamanımızın, amaçlarımız, sosyal yaşantımız ve zevklerimizin içerdiği etkinlikleri bir arada yürütebilecek bir biçimde planlanmasıdır (13) . Bu doğrultuda yaşamda başarılarından doyum elde etmiş kişilerin amaçlarını iyi belirlemiş oldukları ve yaşamlarında amaçlarına yönelik planlamalarının olduğu belirtilmektedir (10,13,14) . Hemşirelik öğrencile-ri ile yapılan çalışmalarda, öğrencilerin zaman yöne-tim becerilerinin orta düzeyde olduğu ve bu becerinin sosyal ve çevresel faktörlerden etkilendiği belirtilmiştir (1,7) .…”

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Assesing Time Management Skills and Life Satisfaction of the Nursing Students

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Selen³

et al. 2017

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“…In some studies similar to this research, it has been determined that the people who had TM training are more effective in their jobs and they are better at TM (19,20). Also, gender is important in TM (21), since women have been determined to manage time better than men (22). Furthermore, it has also been shown that TM behaviors change according to work experience (19).…”

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Time Management Behaviors of Healthcare Managers and the Effects of Demographic Variables

Yanik¹,

Ortlek²

2016

Iran Red Crescent Med J

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Background: Using time effectively has become increasingly important in terms of the successful performance of healthcare managers. Objectives: In this study, the time management behaviors of healthcare managers and the effects of demographic variables on these behaviors are determined. Methods: This cross-sectional and descriptive research was carried out on managers from five hospitals in Tekirdag, Turkey. The data was collected with the survey method. The research population of 175 managers were targeted with an initial invitation to participate in the study. However, only 163 managers accepted the invitation to complete a questionnaire. SPSS for Windows 15.0 package software was used to analyze the data. Results: For managers, general planning, meeting management, determining priorities, substitution, table and file folder set up, procrastination, and answering unnecessary phone calls were found to occur frequently; general time management was also found to consume a significant amount of time, whereas saying "no" to visitors was determined to be of only an average level of time consumption. With respect to the scores of women, determining priorities, saying "no" to visitors, table and file folder set up, and procrastination took up more time than they did for men. Conclusions: It was determined that demographic variables do affect the time management behaviors of healthcare managers.

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Procrastination on social media: predictors of types, triggers and acceptance of countermeasures

Alblwi

McAlaney

Al-Thani

et al. 2021

Soc. Netw. Anal. Min.

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Procrastination refers to the voluntary delay of urgent tasks and can have several negative consequences such as stress, health issues and academic under-achievement. Several factors including personality, culture and gender have been identified as predictors of procrastination, although there are some conflicting findings within the literature. Social networking sites have been identified as a possible facilitator of procrastination, in part due to their design features that encourage immersion and continual interaction. However, social networking sites also provide the opportunity for intelligent, real-time prevention and intervention strategies to be delivered that can reduce the experience of procrastination. In this paper, we build upon our research in which we used a mixed-method approach to explore the types, triggers and acceptance of countermeasures for procrastination on social media. Following a survey of 288 participants from the UK (n = 165) and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (n = 123), we conducted a series of multiple regression and binary logistic regression models to determine predictors of these factors. Several predictors such as self-control and conscientiousness were found to be significant predictors, but overall, the amount of variance explained by the regression models was relatively low. The results demonstrate that participants are receptive to countermeasures for procrastination being delivered through social networking sites but suggest that the predictors of procrastination related phenomena experienced in social networking sites are different than in offline settings.

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Assessing time-management skills in terms of age, gender, and anxiety levels: A study on nursing and midwifery students in Turkey

Cited by 65 publications

References 6 publications

Assesing Time Management Skills and Life Satisfaction of the Nursing Students

Assesing Time Management Skills and Life Satisfaction of the Nursing Students

Time Management Behaviors of Healthcare Managers and the Effects of Demographic Variables

Procrastination on social media: predictors of types, triggers and acceptance of countermeasures

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