Constructing a Performance Measure of Future Time Orientation

Biondolillo, Mathew; Epstein, Leonard H.

doi:10.1080/00223891.2019.1705843

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“…Future orientation. The future orientation measurement adopts a 12-item scale developed by Biondolillo and Epstein, 46 in which followers conduct self-evaluations, and a representative question is “I consider how things might be in the future and try to influence those things with my day-to-day behavior.” The Cronbach’s α of the scale in this study is 0.96.…”

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How and When Does Visionary Leadership Promote Followers’ Taking Charge? The Roles of Inclusion of Leader in Self and Future Orientation

Liu¹,

Zhang²,

Zhu³

et al. 2022

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to examine the relationship between visionary leadership and taking charge. The authors also aim to test the mediating effects of employee inclusion of leader in self and the moderating effects of future orientation. Methods This paper tests the theoretical model across a multisource, time-lagged field study with 234 leader-follower dyads as data. SPSS 25.0, PROCESS 3.4 macro and Mplus8.3 were used to test the theoretical hypotheses. Results We found that visionary leadership stimulates followers to include leaders in self, which in turn enhances their taking charge. Additionally, the relationship between visionary leadership and follower include of leader in self is strengthened by followers’ future orientation. Furthermore, the mediation effect of follower include leader in self between visionary leadership and followers’ taking charge is established only when followers’ future orientation is high. Conclusion Based on self-expansion theory, this study explained how and when the effectiveness of visionary leadership may be optimized from a follower-centric perspective. These results contribute to the visionary leadership and self-expansion literature by introducing inclusion of leader in self as an underlying mechanism and future orientation as a boundary condition.

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How and When Does Visionary Leadership Promote Followers’ Taking Charge? The Roles of Inclusion of Leader in Self and Future Orientation

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Zhang²,

Zhu³

et al. 2022

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“…The concept differs from related constructs such as temporal depth (the temporal distance into the past and the future) and temporal horizon (temporal distance into the horizon). Temporal orientation is derived from the higher hierarchical concept of time perspective and can specifically be conceptualized as the degree to which one attends to, is motivated, and engages in action towards the past, present, or future (Biondolillo and Epstein, 2021). Future time perspective (e.g.…”

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Future Orientation and Political Participation: The Moderating Role of Political Trust

Knudsen

Christensen

2021

Front. Polit. Sci.

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Previous studies show consistent differences in how people evaluate future consequences and implications of this for a variety of phenomena. The implications for the individual propensity for taking part in different forms of political participation have received limited scholarly attention, however. This is unfortunate since it affects how people voice their concerns over future problems and thereby also whether and how decision-makers become aware of these concerns. We here examine this in a cross-sectional study conducted in Finland (N = 1,673). We apply the Considerations of Future Consequences (CFC) framework as a measure of individuals’ future orientation and distinguish between considerations of future consequences (CFC-future) and considerations of immediate consequences (CFC-Immediate). We study the direct associations with institutionalized and non-institutionalized political participation and the moderating role of political trust in shaping these associations. Our results show CFC-future has a positive association with both institutionalized and non-institutionalized political participation, while CFC-immediate has a negative association with participation. Political trust moderates the association with non-institutionalized political participation since the association is stronger for citizens with low political trust. This may suggest that citizens use particular participatory avenues to communicate their worries over future problems, and to which decision-makers must be attentive.

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Back to the future: self-defining memory recall amplifies effects of episodic future thinking on delay discounting

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Constructing a Performance Measure of Future Time Orientation

Cited by 5 publications

References 46 publications

How and When Does Visionary Leadership Promote Followers’ Taking Charge? The Roles of Inclusion of Leader in Self and Future Orientation

How and When Does Visionary Leadership Promote Followers’ Taking Charge? The Roles of Inclusion of Leader in Self and Future Orientation

Future Orientation and Political Participation: The Moderating Role of Political Trust

Back to the future: self-defining memory recall amplifies effects of episodic future thinking on delay discounting

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