APS
2026 APS Annual Convention
Time Constructs and Psychological Well-Being across National Contexts and Developmental Periods
Subject Area: Mind Under Pressure: Stress, Trauma & Resilience
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
