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DOI: 10.1037/h0025581
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Future time perspective and the preference for delayed reward.

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“…Time orientation is a multi-dimensional construct [74] consisting of one's capacity to anticipate, structure, and see the future more clearly [75]. Moreover, time orientation is the customer's willingness to delay or expedite gains, such as obtaining a reward or something of value, and losses, such as giving up something of value [76].…”
Section: Time Orientation and Eco-behaviourmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Time orientation is a multi-dimensional construct [74] consisting of one's capacity to anticipate, structure, and see the future more clearly [75]. Moreover, time orientation is the customer's willingness to delay or expedite gains, such as obtaining a reward or something of value, and losses, such as giving up something of value [76].…”
Section: Time Orientation and Eco-behaviourmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A perspectiva temporal de futuro (PTF) refere-se justamente às crenças ou à orientação individual em relação ao futuro, tendo em conta objectivos temporalmente distantes (Bembenutty & Karabenick, 2003, 2004Carvalho, 2007Carvalho, , 2008bCarvalho & Gomes, 2009;Gjesme, 1983;Husman & Lens, 1999;Klineberg, 1968;Lessing, 1968;Simons et al, 2004,).…”
Section: A Perspectiva Temporal De Futuro Enquanto Conceito Cognitivounclassified
“…Klineberg (1968) sugere mesmo que a capacidade para adiar a gratificação depende nas tendências individuais de perspectiva temporal.…”
Section: Comportamentos Em Contexto Educativounclassified
“…These initial forays examined a diversity of topics-such as the part played by future orientation on life-span development (Klineberg, 1967;Wohlford, 1966), delinquent behavior (Davids, Kidder, & Reich, 1962), emotions (Melges & Fougerousse, 1968), impulse control (Klineberg, 1968;Rozek, Wessman, & Gorman, 1977;Siegman, 1961), motivation (Nuttin, 1985), academic achievement (Teahan, 1958), and mental illness (Krauss & Ruiz, 1967;Wallace, 1956). Most of this work treated future-oriented thought as a variable that people might use or be influenced by: the cognitive and neural underpinnings (e.g., memory) of FMTT seldom figured in discussion (this most likely was due to hard-line positivism's informal ban on "black-box" psychology).…”
Section: The Emergence Of Fmtt and Its Relation To Memorymentioning
confidence: 99%