APS
2026 APS Annual Convention
Time Constructs and Psychological Well-Being across National Contexts and Developmental Periods
In this symposium, researchers examined the association of time constructs in adolescents from Chile, Peru, and Turkey, and emerging adults from Uruguay. They found that time constructs predict well-being and psychopathology in theoretically congruent ways. The findings highlight the importance of individuals’ time perspective in work on risk and resiliency.
Chairs & Discussants
- Frank WorrellChair
University of California, Berkeley - Zena MelloDiscussant
San Francisco State University
Presentations
- Time Attitudes and Mental Health Outcomes: Evidence from Turkish Gifted and Talented AdolescentsIlke Bayazitli
- Time Attitude Profiles and Emotion Regulation Difficulties In Chilean AdolescentsCristián Oyanadel Veliz
- Time and the Self: Examining Self-Concept, Personality, and Time Attitudes In Peruvian AdolescentsCarlos Rivera Bernabé
- Does Consideration of Future Consequences Mediate the Association between Maternal Dark Triad Traits and Psychological Distress? an Exploratory StudyAlejandro Vásquez-Echeverría
