Versão curta do Inventário de Perspectiva Temporal de Zimbardo (ZTPI-25): validação brasileira

Cecílio, Hellen Pollyanna Mantelo; Apostolidis, Thémis; Lampropoulos, Dimitrios; Oliveira, Denize Cristina de

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“…(b) Time Perspective Inventory (Short Form) (TPI-Short Form; Janeiro et al, 2017) is an instrument organized by Janeiro (2012) to assess time perspective. The short form of TPI (Janeiro et al, 2017), has 19 items distributed into four scales (a) Future orientation scale includes 6 items that assess positive attitudes toward the future (e.g., "I have lots of projects for my future"), (b) Present orientation scale has 6 items and assesses attitudes and beliefs about the present (e.g., "I think life should be lived day by day"), (c) Past orientation scale, with 3 items, assesses attitudes toward the past (e.g., "I would like to be a child again because everything was easier then"), and (d) Negative vision of the future scale (4 items) assesses negative or anxiety-laden perceptions about the future (e.g., "I am going into the future not by choice but because I cannot stop").…”

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Career flexibility and its relation to time perspective: a study with college students in the Portuguese context

Frainer

Janeiro

2023

Front. Psychol.

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The volatility of the labor market resulting from globalization, rapid technology changes, economic competition, and the impact of events such as the Covid-2019 Pandemic, demand from vocational psychology a more refined understanding of the processes individuals face while dealing with those new challenges and opportunities, especially in uncertain contexts. Theories such as Planned Happenstance address constructs such as career flexibility, an essential skill to recognize, create and use chance events as career opportunities. Furthermore, when fortuitous events and uncertain contexts are considered for career development, it becomes relevant to understand how subjective time perspective evolves, that is how the life events and career goals are projected, accessed, valued, and organized. Given this context, the objectives of the present study are to adapt and validate a Portuguese version of the Career Flexibility Inventory and to explore the possible relationships between career flexibility, time perspective, and variables inherent to the educational context. The Portuguese version of the Career Flexibility Inventory, the Time Perspective Inventory and a sociodemographic form were answered by 1,380 students from Portuguese higher education institutions. The results indicated that the Portuguese version of the CFI has an adequate three-factor structure with good reliability indices. Some limitations regarding psychometric validity show the importance of further research to improve the measure. However, the findings contribute to theoretically and operationally deepening discussions on the multidimensionality of Career Flexibility. The results regarding the relationships between time perspective and career flexibility seem to be in line with the theoretical indicators of the variables and support the formulated hypotheses, specifically, that future orientation presents a positive correlation with active adaptation; a negative correlation with wavering, and wavering presents a positive correlation with the negative future orientation. The results partially support the hypothesis of differences on time perspective and career flexibility among students with different academic grade averages and from diverse scientific areas of study. Finally, the study advances a theoretical reflection on the different nature of career flexibility dimensions and contributes to broadening and promoting theoretical and operational discussions on the relationships between time perspective and career flexibility, which are still incipient.

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Career flexibility and its relation to time perspective: a study with college students in the Portuguese context

Frainer

Janeiro

2023

Front. Psychol.

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“…Two instruments were used for data collection: a socioeconomic and behavioral data questionnaire, and a short version of the Zimbardo Time Perspective Inventory (ZTPI-25), validated in a Brazilian sample 16 . The socioeconomic and behavioral data questionnaire comprises variables such as the city of residence, sex, sexual orientation, age, education, employment status, income, marital status, people they live with, religion, the form of HIV infection, and status of selfreported health.…”

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“…The independent variable of this study was the time perspective. It was assessed using the ZPTI-25, representing propositions about beliefs, preferences, and values of time experiences 16 . Negative-past, which refers to a negative perception of the past; positivepast, which has items that show a positive view of past events; hedonistic-present, which encompasses items on hedonistic behaviors and attitudes of the present; the fatalistic-present, which deals with items that express hopeless attitudes towards life and the future represents planning and future expectations.…”

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Time Perspective and Self-Reported Health Status Among People Living With Hiv

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Oliveira²,

Cecílio³

et al. 2021

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The study aimed to estimate the association between the time perspective and self-reported health status among people living with HIV. There is evidence that people living with HIV with an unbalanced temporal perspective may be in a situation of greater vulnerability in relation to their health. A cross-sectional study, conducted with 281 people with HIV. We used two instruments for data collection: the socioeconomic and behavioral data questionnaire and the Time Perspective Inventory. To estimate the prevalence ratios, Poisson regression analysis with robust variance was used. The studied group is more oriented towards the future and the positive-past. The negative-past was negatively associated with a positive selfreported health status, and the future was positively associated with positive health. It was observed that a greater focus on the future (p=0.010) was more associated with a positive self-reported health status than a negative-past (p=0.017). It is suggested that health professionals contemplate psychosocial variables, such as the time perspective, in educational processes that promote self-care.

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Perspectiva temporal, status socioeconômico e qualidade de vida de pessoas vivendo com HIV

Cecílio

Oliveira

Apostolidis

et al. 2020

RSD

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Objective: To test the moderating effect of the time perspective on the relationship between socioeconomic status and quality of life of people living with HIV. Method: The data were collected in public health services in Rio de Janeiro and Niteroi, with 281 people, through a questionnaire of socioeconomic data, WHOQOL-HIV bref and ZTPI-25. To identify the moderating effect of the time perspective, multiple linear regression analyzes were performed. Results: The sample was composed mainly of men, education in basic education, income of up to two minimum wages and positive perception of health. The interaction of the time perspective in the assessment of quality of life was observed in the subscales of the past-negative and future, in the physical, psychological, level of independence and spirituality, religion and personal beliefs. The subscales of the time perspective acted as moderators indicating the positive influence of the future on the high scores of quality of life, as well as the low score of the negative past, minimizing the negative effect on quality of life. The moderating effect was not confirmed in the social relations and environment domains of quality of life. Conclusion: The hypothesis that the psychological construct of the time perspective acts as a moderating variable in the relationship between socioeconomic status and quality of life was proven, revealing the importance of the time perspective for the analysis of the quality of life of people living with HIV.

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Versão curta do Inventário de Perspectiva Temporal de Zimbardo (ZTPI-25): validação brasileira

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Career flexibility and its relation to time perspective: a study with college students in the Portuguese context

Career flexibility and its relation to time perspective: a study with college students in the Portuguese context

Time Perspective and Self-Reported Health Status Among People Living With Hiv

Perspectiva temporal, status socioeconômico e qualidade de vida de pessoas vivendo com HIV

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