Author(s) |
Worrell, Frank C
Temple, Elizabeth
McKay, Michael T
Zivkovic, Urska
Perry, John L
Mello, Zena R
Musil, Bojan
Cole, Jonathan C
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Publication Date |
2018
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Abstract |
The Zimbardo Time Perspective Inventory (ZTPI; Zimbardo & Boyd, 1999) assesses five time-related constructs - Past Negative (PN), Past Positive (PP), Present Fatalistic (PF), Present Hedonistic (PF), and Future (F) - and is one of the most frequently used time measures in the extant literature. Versions of the ZTPI have been translated into a variety of languages, but the psychometric support for ZTPI scores remains contested. We examined the internal consistency, structural validity, and convergent validity of scores on a version of the ZTPI that consisted only of items that specifically referenced time constructs, the ZTPI-TP. Participants consisted of five samples of adolescents and adults from four countries: Australia (653 adults), Slovenia (425 adolescents and adults), the United Kingdom (913 adolescents; 455 adults), and the United States (815 adolescents). Structural validity analyses provided stronger support for ZTPI-TP scores than for ZTPI scores, and convergent validity evidence also provided support for ZTPI-TP scores. However, analyses revealed that the PF and PH factors were still problematic, especially with regard to factor coefficients and internal consistency estimates. We concluded that the ZTPI-TP can form the basis for a more robust version of the ZTPI.
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Citation |
European Journal of Psychological Assessment, 34(1), p. 41-51
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ISSN |
2151-2426
1015-5759
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Publisher |
Hogrefe Publishing
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Title |
A Theoretical Approach to Resolving the Psychometric Problems Associated With the Zimbardo Time Perspective Inventory
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Type of document |
Journal Article
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Entity Type |
Publication
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